Universal dye powder for cotton, flax, silk, ramie, wool, rayon, nylon ... and other fabric based on natural fibers, animal or plant. Dyed hot. Colors can be mixed to provide other colors.

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Teinture universelle multi-usage en poudre.
Pour 250g. de tissu.

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The Acrylic top is semi-dull but with a tint of Angelina gives it a violet sparkle. Very effective.

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This is a luxury blend. It is a combination of a lustrous silk and luxurious fibre to produce a unique effect and a soft silky feel.

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Angora is a clean, long, best grade fibre. It is whiter than any other natural animal fibre. It has been combed in to a top, ready for use in spinning and felting projects.

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Bamboo is a relatively new fibre. This fibre is produced from Bamboo pulp (like viscose pulp). It is soft to handle with good absorbency and can be used in blends with other fibres or 100%.

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Baby Alpaca is considered to be a luxury fibre. Its fine and soft properties give yarns and fabrics a soft handle. It is available in varying natural hues from white through to fawn, to browns, and grey to black.

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Camel hair is a luxury fibre. We have selected the best baby camel hair, which is very soft and fine with a superior feel to other camel qualities. This is traditionally used in fine yarns and woven fabrics for its colour and softness.

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A speciality English breed with lustre similar to mohair blended with bleached silk.

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Nettle fibre

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Banana Silk fibre

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Sari recycled silk fibre

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Combed nylon fibre with a shiny sparkle appearance.

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Combed nylon fibre with a shiny sparkle appearance. It has been rainbow dyed to create a spectrum of colour.

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Natural flax is a plant fibre. It has a natural sheen and is long, strong and golden in colour.

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Combed white nylon blending fibre to add strength to your yarns.

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A Grade Mulberry Silk Top

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Bleached Tussah Silk Top

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Soybean is a very fine, strong, lustrous vegetable fibre. It is similar in appearance to silk making it ideal for blending with other fine fibres to give a lustrous effect.

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This UK breed is classified as short-wool and down. Its dense fleece is suited to knitwear and any other application where a good bulk is required.

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Branded viscose fibre with a soft silky handle with interesting characteristics. Produced from wood pulp.

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Black Viscose (wood pulp) Top
Viscose fibre with a soft silky handle with interesting characteristics. Produced from wood pulp.

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Yak is considered to be a luxurious fibre. Its natural colour is brown and lies between cashmere and camel for quality and is used as a cashmere substitute in fabrics.

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Cashmere is one of the most luxurious fibres available. This exclusive fibre is used extensively in high end knitwear.

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Cotton is a non-lustrous, short plant fibre. This is one of the longer varieties.

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A relatively new fibre made from corn maize. The fibre is white in appearance and soft with silk like properties.

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Fil à tricoter très doux et moelleux  de couleur naturel, à tricoter tel quel ou à teindre. Composition : laine d'agneau, cachemire et angora.

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Fil pour le tissage et le tricot, à base de fibres végétales. Très brillant, effet fantaisie.

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Fil pour le tissage, satiné et doux, 100 % pure soie végétale.

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Hemp fibre

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Kid mohair top

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Black Diamond (Black Gold) Bamboo Top

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Milk Protein Top. This is a relatively new fibre. This fibre is white in appearance and soft. It has silk like properties.

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Natural Ramie top. Vegetable fibre, made from nettles. Similar to flax (linen) but a lot finer.

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Scoured/Washed Kid Mohair Fleece

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Pure laine non blanchie et non traitée.

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Pur coton naturel non traité, non blanchi.

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Pure soie naturelle. Par 100 grammes.

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Fil à tricoter très brillant et doux, de couleur naturelle, à tricoter tel quel ou à teindre. Composition : algues marines et soie.

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Pur fil d'ortie, 1 brin, pelote de 100 grammes. Peut s'utiliser en tissage, pour la reconstitution de tissus médiévaux et historiques, en tricot, crochet ou macramé pour des accessoires.

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Pur fil de chanvre, 1 brin, pelote de 100 grammes. Peut s'utiliser en tissage, pour la reconstitution de tissus médiévaux et historiques, en tricot, crochet ou macramé pour des accessoires.

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Pur fil de chanvre, retordu à 2 brins, pelote de 100 grammes. Peut s'utiliser en tissage, pour la reconstitution de tissus médiévaux et historiques, en tricot, crochet ou macramé pour des accessoires.

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Pur fil de lin, 1 brin, pelote de 100 grammes. Peut s'utiliser en tissage, pour la reconstitution de tissus médiévaux et historiques, en tricot, crochet ou macramé pour des accessoires.

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Fil à tricoter doux et soyeux, de couleur naturelle, à tricoter tel quel ou à teindre. Composition : protéines de lait et laine.

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Long bleached Tussah Silk Noil.

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Silk hankies, also called "mawatas".

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Cotton / Bamboo 50/50 carded batt.

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