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Inspired by the mesmerizing Aurora Borealis phenomenon, this blend consists of Mulberry Silk, Merino, Bamboo, and Recycled Sari Silk. You'll love the flecks of vibrant color and texture throughout this combed top which will produce a lovely tweed effect in your finished yarn. Perfect for hand spinning, weaving, felting, and more!
Fiber content: 42.8% Merino wool (28.5% in the color Lead, 14.3% in the color Corn), 28.5% Citrus A Grade Mulberry Silk, 14.3% Yellow Bamboo, and 14.4% Multi Color Recycled Sari Silk.
Micron count: 18-23
Staple length: 3-6 inches
Preparation: commercial top
Feltable: yes
Origin: Europe
Please note: we've done our best to accurately represent the color of this fiber but the tone and saturation can vary between batches and especially from screen to screen.
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This fiber was featured in our July 2021 Fiber of the Month Club Package.
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