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Carol (back row) with local spinners at our Fall FiberArts Fest Check out our alpaca rugs and other products at our online Store
Bob & Carol Vernay
1453 Talmaks Road
Craigmont, ID, 83523
208 924-0412
208 553-2565
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    Featured Items

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    True Black
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    Light Brown
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    Handmade in the USA

    Handwoven Alpaca Scarf

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    HANDWOVEN SCARF
    100% Alpaca
    54" x 8 1/2
    4" Fringe
    Handwoven by Carol
    Hand Wash / Dry Flat

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