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Explore Vegan
Plant-Based Fibers
Discover the beauty of ethical creativity with vegan fibers for your next fiber arts project! Not only do vegan fibers offer a more sustainable option, but they also boast exceptional quality, durability, and versatility. Try recognizable plant-based alternatives like cotton, hemp, or linen. Or explore more unusual fibers like pineapple, corn or rose fibers.
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Silky and Soft
Pineapple Fiber
Made from the leaves of the pineapple plant. It has an unusually long staple length of 6-8 inches.
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Super Soft and Shiny
Rose Fiber
Made from the stems of rose bushes. A great replacement for silk with high sheen.
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Strong and Soft
Tencel Fiber
Made from the wood pulp of sustainable grown Eucalyptus trees - similar to rayon.
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Extra Fine
Ingeo Corn Fiber
Made from the sugars of corn plants. Super fine, white fibers are a great replacement for polyester.
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Durable
Ramie Fiber
Made from the stems of nettle plants. One of the strongest natural fibers.
Sarah
2025-08-31 18:34:21
Well combed cotton fibers. If you are a beginner, it would probably be best to combine this cotton with a longer length fiber like linen or wool before spinning it up into yarn because cotton will always have a very short staple length. That said, this combed top spins up very smoothly and easily drafted. You might want to pre-draft a bit when first starting.
Customer
2025-08-28 18:04:09
Very soft and bright white, rally nice.
Kathrine sullivan
2025-08-27 11:34:26
Great for crafting, expensive I thought but it depends on what your using it for. I made little animals ðŸ˜
Kiva
2025-08-09 17:27:13
I love the feel of this product. It is wonderfully soft. I have noticed a few tiny pieces of brown debris in the fiber. I believe it is probably pieces of the cotton plant that were not completely removed. That would be my guess.
Customer
2025-07-09 17:04:39
This is a wonderful fiber, and I'm having a LOT of fun spinning it, but it is very light and delicate. If you're new to spinning, this should probably not be your first fiber.
Sally D. Mericle
2025-04-02 17:40:11
I should have read the specifications more closely. But for $12.95 I figured it would be at least a 12†bag. Not this teeny 5†bag. I’m not using it for spinning but rather for crafting combined with papier-mâché. There’s just such a small quantity for the price. I can buy cotton balls for a lot less.
Faris bowyer
2025-02-13 15:56:39
Came just like shown my only gripe is that it's not easy to use on an electric spinner but that's not the company's fault lol that's mine for not being good enough to run it in the machine. The Fiber though is so wonderfully soft like it's true awesome!
Kathryn Hawkins
2025-02-06 13:58:17
Wow! Like spinning a cloud. So soft and lofty! I can't wait to get it spun up to knit with! Lovely! I wish there were larger lots offered though.
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