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ear River FiberWorks Roving Store
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appucino
is a llama that I sheared in Montana in 2006. Cappy's fleece is
a bit coarse - he's no alpaca - but he made nice roving that would
definitely be suitable for rugs or other similar projects.
umps are individually packaged in snug plastic bags to protect them from
abrasion.
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ant
to buy? Contact me and
tell me which bumps you'd like. First come first served. Click on
the image to see photos of the individual
bumps.
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Last update: 2007 Nov 09