' Moon Yarn – The Knitting Chic Blog

This yarn was dyed by an Idaho native who uses lunar dust to acheive the hue. This yarn was dyed by an Idaho native who uses lunar dust to acheive the hue. This yarn was dyed by an Idaho native who uses lunar dust to acheive the hue. This yarn was dyed by an Idaho native who uses lunar dust to acheive the hue. This yarn was dyed by an Idaho native who uses lunar dust to acheive the hue. This yarn was dyed by an Idaho native who uses lunar dust to acheive the hue. This yarn was dyed by an Idaho native who uses lunar dust to acheive the hue. This yarn was dyed by an Idaho native who uses lunar dust to acheive the hue. This yarn was dyed by an Idaho native who uses lunar dust to acheive the hue. This yarn was dyed by an Idaho native who uses lunar dust to acheive the hue.

Your yarn looks stellar!

Colors available: moondust, moonshot, over-the-moon, and crater

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