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Linen_Saffron Wintersweet I'll call them mid-blue

Linen_Saffron Wintersweet I'll call them mid-blueSaffron is harvested from Crocus sativa plants and has been used for over 3,500 years. Alexander the Great and Cleopatra used saffron in their baths, infusions, rice, and as a curative for battle wounds and depressive disorders. Buddhist monks previously wore saffron dyed robes. Saffron is used in dishes ranging from the jewelled rice and khoresh of Iran, the Milanese risotto of Italy, the paella of Spain and the bouillabaisse of France and the

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Description

I'll call them mid-blue

This yarn is perfect for all projects including socks

Apologies - these flowers are unavailable due to the unseasonably high temperatures in SE Queensland

Saffron 1 is the same saffron spice but with an alum mordant

Linen_Saffron Wintersweet I'll call them mid-blueSaffron is harvested from Crocus sativa plants and has been used for over 3,500 years. Alexander the Great and Cleopatra used saffron in their baths, infusions, rice, and as a curative for battle wounds and depressive disorders. Buddhist monks previously wore saffron dyed robes. Saffron is used in dishes ranging from the jewelled rice and khoresh of Iran, the Milanese risotto of Italy, the paella of Spain and the bouillabaisse of France and the

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