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Just added these two. Albireo Howl’s Tantrum and Soot Sprites. 😆🧶 #veganyarnbrand #veganyarn #albireofingering

Some newly uploaded goodies for ya. 😁🧶 For those of you who have been patiently waiting for more #vegasuperbulky I have a few that I pulled out of a pile and gave them a refresh. I think I was originally planning on overdyeing them, but it just never happened, so here they are. Hope you like brown! Also there are 3 natural too, so nab them while you can. I’m hoping that the shipment of Vega base will come around the end of this month-ish, so not too long now. 👍 #veganyarn #veganyarnbrand

Sorry for the low quality old phone selfie. Haha! I had to capture this moment of gratitude to you all who have been supporting me and the #veganyarnbrand biz. It’s been an awesome week, and over the last year or so I’ve seen big shifts happening in veganism, environmentalism and animal rights awareness. While I think we have a long way to go still, I feel like these topics are more up front than they used to be. Even though there’s so much misinformation out there, it seems like many people are learning how to think critically, and choose systems and lifestyles that work well for them and for others. I’m also glad we’re finally moving past the decades old, “but where do you get your protein?” Question. BTW, I’ve lifted for years, and I’m training for my first powerlifting meet this year, and trust me, protein intake has never been a struggle. 😁💪 For me, the hardest thing about being vegan, is living in a world where animals are too often treated as a commodity. When I pack orders to send all over the world, it’s a constant reminder to me that there are so many people like you out there who care. 🥰 Thank you!

Pakucho Sale! It's buy 3 get 1 free (unlimited quantities as long as they're in stock), the sale applies to all Pakucho Cotton yarn and spinning fibre. The discount applies automatically in the checkout, so you don't need a coupon code. Sale ends Monday the 14th at midnight PST. Have you ever tried Pakucho Organic & Fair Trade Cotton? Enjoy an eco-friendly, and lusciously soft knitting experience with our fair trade organic cotton, also known as Pakucho (pronounced pack-OO-cho), from the ancient Incan word for 'brown cotton'. These cottons are naturally pigmented, which means they actually grow in these colours, so there's no dye at all. This type of cotton is very different from what is commonly used, botanically its called Gossypium barbadense, or South American cotton. These are ancient heritage varieties, that at one time were very rare, due to industrialization, and the desire for the quick and easy white cotton. By purchasing these and the other organic cotton yarns here, you are directly supporting biodiversity and the amazing heritage of colourgrown cottons. This yarn is EKO Certified Organic by USDA, GOTS, Control Union, SKAL & Certified Fair Trade by Control Union Fair Choice, it has been made for Vegan Yarn by Peru Naturtex. Pakucho cottons are incredibly soft and light, easy to knit, and are a great choice for babies, children, and those with sensitivities. #veganyarnbrand #veganyarn #pakuchocotton #organiccotton yarn

Pakucho Sale! It's buy 3 get 1 free (unlimited quantities as long as they're in stock), the sale applies to all Pakucho Cotton yarn and spinning fibre. The discount applies automatically in the checkout, so you don't need a coupon code. Sale ends Monday the 14th at midnight PST. Have you ever tried Pakucho Organic & Fair Trade Cotton? Enjoy an eco-friendly, and lusciously soft knitting experience with our fair trade organic cotton, also known as Pakucho (pronounced pack-OO-cho), from the ancient Incan word for 'brown cotton'. These cottons are naturally pigmented, which means they actually grow in these colours, so there's no dye at all. This type of cotton is very different from what is commonly used, botanically its called Gossypium barbadense, or South American cotton. These are ancient heritage varieties, that at one time were very rare, due to industrialization, and the desire for the quick and easy white cotton. By purchasing these and the other organic cotton yarns here, you are directly supporting biodiversity and the amazing heritage of colourgrown cottons. This yarn is EKO Certified Organic by USDA, GOTS, Control Union, SKAL & Certified Fair Trade by Control Union Fair Choice, it has been made for Vegan Yarn by Peru Naturtex. Pakucho cottons are incredibly soft and light, easy to knit, and are a great choice for babies, children, and those with sensitivities. #veganyarnbrand #veganyarn #pakuchocotton #organiccotton yarn

Posted @withrepost • @ginahouse Maitri Shawl - NEW design for spring! 😊🌟🌱💚 * Knit using the gorgeous and super soft organic cotton/bamboo blend from @veganyarn Albireo yarn in Fields of Gold colorway 💛✨ * 100% of profits from this design (available on Ravelry and soon on my Etsy shop) will be donated to @veganoutreach - yay! 😄🎉🌱 * * * #sleepyeyesknits #sleepyeyes #maitri #maitrishawl #maitrilaceshawl #veganoutreach #veganyarn #govegan #knitting #knittersofinstagram #knittersofig #knittersoftheworld #knittersofnh #lace #laceshawl #ginahouse #ravelry #ravelrypattern #yellow #gold #veganshare #veganlife #crueltyfree #bamboo #organiccotton #veganyarnbrand

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