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Doghair Fiber

Doghair Spinning dog hair is nothing new. It was spun long ago by many people. Indians that lived on the northwest coast of America used it. Dog hair sashes, made by the Anasazi, were found in Obelisk Cave, AZ. These date back 1500 years and are on display at the Mesa Verde Museum, CO.

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