Purple Crafting Fibers: Compare Listings & Prices
Catalog refreshed October 31, 2026
Content revised October 28, 2026
Browse 17 listings for Purple Crafting Fibers, including options from Penny Linn and Woodcraft. Compare product details and listed prices.
The 17 displayed listings with prices are listed from $4.25 to $20.00 (USD) in this catalog snapshot. Confirm the selected variant's current price, availability and purchase terms with the retailer.
Most items are skeins or bundles of yarn, with names that hint at color-Wild Berry, Plum, Pomegranate, Lavender, etc., and a few specialty packs like felt sheets or flocking fibers.
The list includes natural fibers such as wool and cotton, as well as blended or novelty fibers. Look for the word “Skein” or “Fiber” in the title to confirm it’s yarn, and note any special finishes like “Flocking Fibers” for texture projects.
When selecting, consider the fiber content for your project’s drape and washability, and check the weight or ply if the maker provides it, especially for items like felt sheets or flocking fibers.

Essentials 658 Wild Berry
Penny Linn
$4.25

Essentials 723 Pear
Penny Linn
$4.25

Flocking Fibers - 3 oz
Woodcraft
$17.99

Planet Earth 136 Cranberry
Penny Linn
$9.50

Essentials 571 Pomegranate
Penny Linn
$4.25

Essentials Skein 503 Natural
Penny Linn
$8.50

Planet Earth 157 Persimmon
Penny Linn
$9.50

Essentials 625 Fawn
Penny Linn
$4.25

Wool Felt Sheets - 8.5" x 12" - Bundle of 8 - Special Packs
Camden Rose
$20.00

Essentials 581 Firefly
Penny Linn
$4.25

Silk & Ivory 72 Cotton Candy
Penny Linn
$9.00

Essentials Skein 501 Black
Penny Linn
$8.50

Essentials Skein 502 White
Penny Linn
$8.50

Essentials 553 Cardinal
Penny Linn
$4.25

Essentials 524 Peony
Penny Linn
$4.25

Essentials 740 Sugar Plum
Penny Linn
$4.25

Essentials 599 Auburn
Penny Linn
$4.25
Questions
Are these fibers suitable for knitting?
Most items labeled “Skein” are yarns intended for knitting; verify the fiber type if you need a specific texture.
What is the difference between flocking fibers and regular yarn?
Flocking fibers are short, loose fibers used for texture; they are sold by weight rather than as a continuous yarn.
How can I tell if a fiber is wool or cotton?
The product name usually includes the fiber type; look for “Wool” or “Cotton” in the description.