As practical as they are everlasting and beautiful, these locally hand dyed dryer balls are simply a must-have. Why rely on tennis balls that trap bacteria or plastic that will break down when you could have these high-quality hand-crafted 100% wool felted balls? Do your laundry in style while naturally softening clothes, and removing wrinkles and static without harmful chemicals. Reduce your dryer times and conserve energy with these long-lasting works of art.
Please note: these dryer balls are sold by the color family, and they are hand-dyed, so each one will be a unique color. Photos are to illustrate some of the shades possible within each color family. Please leave an order note if you would like a specific shade and we will do our best to accommodate.
Standard dryers should use at least three dryer balls, and for large capacity dryers, use five to six.
Fiber Content: 100% Felted Sheep's Wool
Dimensions: Approximately 9.5-inch circumference and 3-inch diameter
Unit Weight: 46 grams (1.62 ounces) per Dryer Ball
Country of Origin: United States of America
Compass Moon Creations is the passion project of Jennefer Marker. From a little girl sitting in front of a knitting tower to a young woman knitting her first scarf to combat the frigid Minnesota winter to the north Idahoan craftswoman she is today, Jennefer found herself questing for a better, softer yarn. That is until she learned to create it herself. Over the past seven years, she has taken Compass Moon Creations to new heights, crafting and hand dyeing beautiful yarns, fibers, even stitch markers!
Jennefer strives to support the Northwest fiber farm community, and her fiber is primarily sourced from over 22 local hobby farms, homegrown from happy, healthy Inland Northwest sheep. Jennefer’s whole family gets involved with prepping the fleeces to make something special with them! Handspun and hand-dyed yarn, gorgeous carded art batts for spinning and felting, dryer balls, felting supplies, fiber locks and so much more! She primarily uses sheep’s wool, alpaca, and goat fiber, but will spin and use everything from angora rabbit to camel….whatever soft, luscious stuff she can get her hands on! Besides yarns and fiber goodies, Jennefer also enjoys creating funky stitch markers, earrings, and *bling* that promote fiber & yarn love!