Blue night, black/brown/blue curly wool, 28g, Wensleydale
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X2UoJWG
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Description
100% hand processed and dyed.
These ringlets are from a coloured wensleydale fleece - the fleece is naturally black and brown, with light brown tips, and some silver/grey strands in the ringlets.
They were then dyed over in mixed blue with tones.
This means that the ringlets are mostly black, with some brown aspects, but the silver and lighter brown has taken up the dye, giving it a sheen of a blue on the silver strands, and the tips.
These Wensleydale locks are approx 4" - 6", although some may be a touch shorter or longer, and are sold in a 28g or 14g bunch.
The fleece is super soft, and is perfect for arts such as needle or wet felting, or for doll making, and other fibre crafts.
This fibre comes from Nigel's Flock near St Austell in China clay country, Cornwall!
This is the farm we got our own wensleydale sheep from.
These ringlets are from a coloured wensleydale fleece - the fleece is naturally black and brown, with light brown tips, and some silver/grey strands in the ringlets.
They were then dyed over in mixed blue with tones.
This means that the ringlets are mostly black, with some brown aspects, but the silver and lighter brown has taken up the dye, giving it a sheen of a blue on the silver strands, and the tips.
These Wensleydale locks are approx 4" - 6", although some may be a touch shorter or longer, and are sold in a 28g or 14g bunch.
The fleece is super soft, and is perfect for arts such as needle or wet felting, or for doll making, and other fibre crafts.
This fibre comes from Nigel's Flock near St Austell in China clay country, Cornwall!
This is the farm we got our own wensleydale sheep from.
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