| Manos del UruguayThese yarns are hand dyed and spun by a co-operative of 400 women in Uruguay. Traditional methods are used and the co-operative makes it possible for families to stay in their villages rather than moving to over-crowded cities. Each hank of yarn bears a label that is signed by the person who dyed the yarn and so you will know exactly who is benefitting from your purchase.
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