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CA Farm Yarn

$40.00

SoCal Fibershed produced a beautiful aran/bulky weight yarn of 80% merino and 20% alpaca fibers, from animals raised in Southern California on small ranches. The natural colors are ideal for colorwork. The bouncy nature of the yarn makes it extra squishy while providing excellent stitch definition. Limited quantities.

Milled in Wyoming. Cream and Brown.

110+ yds / 4 oz skein

$38.00 USD / skein, will price at $40 and pay sales tax ourselves. All shipping is $10 flat rate.

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SoCal Fibershed produced a beautiful aran/bulky weight yarn of 80% merino and 20% alpaca fibers, from animals raised in Southern California on small ranches. The natural colors are ideal for colorwork. The bouncy nature of the yarn makes it extra squishy while providing excellent stitch definition. Limited quantities.

Milled in Wyoming. Cream and Brown.

110+ yds / 4 oz skein

$38.00 USD / skein, will price at $40 and pay sales tax ourselves. All shipping is $10 flat rate.

SoCal Fibershed produced a beautiful aran/bulky weight yarn of 80% merino and 20% alpaca fibers, from animals raised in Southern California on small ranches. The natural colors are ideal for colorwork. The bouncy nature of the yarn makes it extra squishy while providing excellent stitch definition. Limited quantities.

Milled in Wyoming. Cream and Brown.

110+ yds / 4 oz skein

$38.00 USD / skein, will price at $40 and pay sales tax ourselves. All shipping is $10 flat rate.

Our practice is based in the greater Los Angeles area, originally Tovaangar (Los Angeles basin, South Channel Islands); the traditional lands of the Tongva people. We acknowledge that their sovereignty was never ceded, and we pay our respects to the Honuukvetam (Ancestors), Ahiihirom (Elders), and eyoohiinkem (relatives/relations) past, present, and emerging.

“We are called upon to be the architects of the future, not its victims.”

  • Buckminster Fuller