
#9 Crème--a light, creamy white Orlon Acrylic, lace weight 14 oz. A soft yarn that would work well for machine knitting, or plying with your handspun singles.
#10 Dark Camel 12 oz. (wool?) light fingering weight, would be good for socks.
It feels like wool and would work for knitting machines or hand-knit projects that call for a light fingering weight yarn.

#11. Light camel lace weight 10.4 oz. possibly wool? This yarn would work well for knitting machines, weaving, or plying with your handspun singles. It is a thin strand.

#12 Sand novelty cone—1 lb. 1 oz. approximately a sportsweight, possibly combed cotton? Thin tan strand plied with a flaxen and sorrel/tan looking fibers. Very beautiful and unique. This would be good for weaving.
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