Hi all! Many years ago at the Southeastern Animal Fiber Fair, I bought a bunch of dyed crimpy nylon in different colors from an independent dyer. I can't remember her name, but the fiber was very fun and fine and soft, and I liked blending it with wool. Does anyone have recommendations for where to get stuff like this? Or where to get synthetic fibers as soft and fine as the ones in commercially produced yarns?

Thanks in advance!

All I can remember is that I saw these very cool maps posted on Reddit by this cartographer. I think there was one of the Amazon and one of the Mississippi, but also others. I wanted to order one as a gift.

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As your mod team, we have discussed Reddit's less-than-satisfactory response to this action (https://www.theverge.com/2023/6/13/23759559/reddit-internal-memo-api-pricing-changes-steve-huffman) and we would love to hear from you as we consider possible further action.

What do you think about the future of this community in light of the coming changes?

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r/Ladino is going dark in protest against Reddit’s API changes

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