Click on title for more colors, photos and information. A new version of an old favorite Hand Dyed Sequins released in 2009 is now a 100% rayon binder fiber with beautiful new sequins. The retired Hand Dyed Sequins was a 100% cotton binder fiber. The rayon fiber has a beautiful sheen and makes it a perfect match to all the beautiful rayon fibers that are offered by Great Adirondack The sequins are lovelier than ever and come in many beautiful new colors. Depending on the colors the fiber is dyed in sequins may be all of one color or may be multi colored. Dress up felted purses or work along with another fiber to produce an amazing effect for any project. Add to a scarf or shawl for an unforgettable embellishment. Take the plain to high fashion. 

Click on title for more information, photos and colors. Lacy a new fiber from Great Adirondack Yarn is a divine blend of merino wool and silk. Lacy is an incredible lace weight yarn that has 1006 yards for your stitching pleasure. A beautiful two ply yarn that is incredibly strong for your fine lace projects. Add the gorgeous colors of Great Adirondack Yarn you have a magnificent yarn.

Click on title for more colors and information. Add a little sparkle to your favorite project. Solid Sequins come in 8 colors with matching binder threads. The  only exception is the Black Sequins are Rainbow on one side and silver on the other. 75 yards. 70% Poly 30% PVC (sequins) 

Click on title for more information, colors and photos. Malabrigo Lace Baby Merino and the beautiful colors of South  America is just magnificent and an incredible buy. The price is so affordable, the colors spectacular and the is incredibly fiber so soft. Spun from the finest merino wool, this yarn comes from sheep bred for generations by ranchers in the northern part of Uruguay, where the ideal climate for this breed is found. hen you experience Malabrigo Lace Baby Merino, you connect with a special place of the world. Made by a small, family owned yarn company located in Uruguay who work closely with a cooperative of women in rural Uruguay to produce wonderful yarns. One hank is all you need to make a great scarf or two for a shawl. Try it and we know you will be back for more.