Green Crafting Fibers: Compare Listings & Prices
Catalog refreshed October 28, 2026
Content revised October 28, 2026
Browse 20 listings for Green Crafting Fibers, including options from Penny Linn and Camden Rose. Compare product details and listed prices.
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Planet Earth 065 Forest
Penny Linn
$9.50

Wool Roving Angel / Fairy
Camden Rose
$24.99

Essentials 728 Foliage
Penny Linn
$4.25

Essentials Skein 503 Natural
Penny Linn
$8.50

Essentials 858 Harvest
Penny Linn
$4.25

Planet Earth 057 Fern
Penny Linn
$9.50

Natural Wool Roving - 4 oz.
Camden Rose
$6.99

Planet Earth 056 Fiddlehead
Penny Linn
$9.50

Planet Earth 048 Grass
Penny Linn
$9.50

Essentials 720 Granny Smith
Penny Linn
$4.25

Essentials 584 Grapefruit
Penny Linn
$4.25

Essentials 727 Eucalyptus
Penny Linn
$4.25

Essentials 723 Pear
Penny Linn
$4.25

Planet Earth 141 Twigs
Penny Linn
$9.50

Essentials 859 Veggie Mix
Penny Linn
$4.25

Planet Earth 064 Evergreen
Penny Linn
$9.50

Essentials 714 Clover
Penny Linn
$4.25

Essentials 857 Hydroponic
Penny Linn
$4.25

Planet Earth 200 Bamboo
Penny Linn
$9.50

Planet Earth 058 Shrub
Penny Linn
$9.50
The 20 displayed listings with prices are listed from $4.25 to $24.99 (USD) in this catalog snapshot. Confirm the selected variant's current price, availability and purchase terms with the retailer.
The selection includes wool roving, natural skeins and blended fibers, many named after foliage or plant themes.
Common styles are roving (for felting or needle-work) and skeins (for knitting or crocheting). Look at the brand, Planet Earth Fibers and Camden Rose provide natural wool, while blends may include cotton or acrylic.
When choosing, consider the fiber weight, the intended technique (roving vs. skein) and any color cue in the name that matches your project palette.
Questions
Which fibers are wool versus blends?
Products from Planet Earth Fibers are listed as natural fibers, while Camden Rose items are described as wool roving, indicating pure wool.
How do I pick the right type for knitting?
Choose skeins for standard knitting; roving is better for felting or needle-craft projects.
Do the color names guarantee a green shade?
Names like Forest, Fern, Grass, Evergreen, and Clover suggest green tones, but check the product image or description for exact hue.