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Chroma Nima

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Box of scraps is a misnomer really, they should be called a box of possibilities. When I dye Colour Theory , I dye a hank per colour and then split it down into balls. I always have leftovers as I want to make sure no colour is short. I can't bear throwing all that work away. Each box has at least 50g which equates to 375m of a heavy laceweight / 2 ply yarn. Each little ball could be from 2m to 20m long. These are great if you want to do some visible mending, embroidery, or embellish a work with pom poms, tassles, fringes or thrums. ' it represents far better value than the cashmere yarns I re

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as CHROMA NIMA LIMITED, number 12343900. Checked 2026-08-29.
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British-owned
No majority shareholding traced outside the UK. Companies House.
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