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Welcome to ThePaintedTiger! I hope you will be pleased with my offerings of hand dyed yarn, and hand dyed rovings.. ThePaintedTiger is located in the bluffs along the Mississippi River in Iowa, USA. Most of our yarn is spun and dyed in the USA and is as American made as possible.

Please feel free to browse, read or leave some feedback, or learn about new hand dyed yarn and roving coming soon in my Blog. Thanks for stopping by, and I hope you will come again!

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Hand Dyed Bulky Yarn
  - Jaguar Peruvian Bulky
  - Woolly Mammoth
Hand Dyed Fibers
  - Blue Faced Leicester Top
  - Corriedale Cross Top
  - Corriedale Top
  - Firestar
  - Limited Edition Fibers
  - Mawata Silk Hankies
  - Merino Tencel Top
  - Merino/Bamboo/Tussah Top
  - Polwarth Wool Top
  - Romney Top
  - Superwash Merino Top
  - Tussah Silk Sliver
  - Wensleydale Top
Hand Dyed Lace Yarn
  - Tabby Lace
  - Zephyr Lace
Hand Dyed Sock Yarn
  - Bengal
  - Bengal Twist
  - Fillet of Sole
  - MCN
  - Panda
  - Safari Sock
  - Silver Lynx
  - Tiger Twist
Hand Dyed Worsted Yarn
  - BFL Worsted
  - Jaguar Peruvian Worsted
  - Siberian SW Worsted
  - Suri Alpaca - Merino Worsted
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~We try our best to photograph the colors as true as possible, however monitors may vary, and some hues are elusive. Please read the descriptions, and keep in mind that a picture cannot convey the depths and subtleties of the colors as they play out on the yarn.~