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natural animal hair or cotton materials. like other yarns, acrylic is formed into a continuous piece and wrapped into a ball, or skein, for sale for use in knitting, crochet, rug making, and other craft projects. unlike natural fiber yarns, such as cotton, silk, bamboo and wool, acrylic varieties aren't spun
, but rather are twisted into long lengths. some acrylic yarns can be rather rough and scratchy. this is in contrast to the lighter, softer, airier natural yarns — especially the kinds made from hand or machine-spun animal hair. the appearance of the yarn can rarely be mistaken for natural types, although...
http://www.alltexexim.com/products/acrylic-yarn/
natural animal hair or cotton materials. like other yarns, acrylic is formed into a continuous piece and wrapped into a ball, or skein, for sale for use in knitting, crochet, rug making, and other craft projects. unlike natural fiber yarns, such as cotton, silk, bamboo and wool, acrylic varieties aren't spun
, but rather are twisted into long lengths. some acrylic yarns can be rather rough and scratchy. this is in contrast to the lighter, softer, airier natural yarns — especially the kinds made from hand or machine-spun animal hair. the appearance of the yarn can rarely be mistaken for natural types, although...
https://www.alltexexim.com/products/acrylic-yarn/
natural animal hair or cotton materials. like other yarns, acrylic is formed into a continuous piece and wrapped into a ball, or skein, for sale for use in knitting, crochet, rug making, and other craft projects. unlike natural fiber yarns, such as cotton, silk, bamboo and wool, acrylic varieties aren't spun
, but rather are twisted into long lengths. some acrylic yarns can be rather rough and scratchy. this is in contrast to the lighter, softer, airier natural yarns — especially the kinds made from hand or machine-spun animal hair. the appearance of the yarn can rarely be mistaken for natural types, although...
http://www.alltexexim.com/products/acrylic-yarn/
natural animal hair or cotton materials. like other yarns, acrylic is formed into a continuous piece and wrapped into a ball, or skein, for sale for use in knitting, crochet, rug making, and other craft projects. unlike natural fiber yarns, such as cotton, silk, bamboo and wool, acrylic varieties aren't spun
, but rather are twisted into long lengths. some acrylic yarns can be rather rough and scratchy. this is in contrast to the lighter, softer, airier natural yarns — especially the kinds made from hand or machine-spun animal hair. the appearance of the yarn can rarely be mistaken for natural types, although...
https://www.alltexexim.com/products/acrylic-yarn/