Winter morning mist, silver/grey/light brown Wensleydale Curly wool locks, 10g (v)
Product Code:
cKQiTr8
Product Condition:
New
Units in Stock:
54
£4.95 inc. tax
Description
100% hand processed and undyed.
These ringlets are from a coloured wensleydale fleece - the fleece is naturally grey and silver with creams, black and brown too.
These Wensleydale locks are approx 5", although some may be a touch shorter or longer, and are sold in a 10g 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 one of our ewes, called Endelyn, (meaning fair) and she has a truly mixed colour fleece filled with natural colours!
The silver, grey, and light brown hues of these wool locks evoke the serene beauty of a misty winter morning, adding a touch of elegance to your creations. Whether you're a seasoned crafter or just starting out, these 10g of wool locks are perfect for adding texture and depth to your projects.
There may be a small amount of VM, however they have been picked through thoroughly.
Please be aware that colours may differ slightly on different PC monitors or phones.
Each lock is carefully selected to ensure premium quality, so you can create stunning pieces with confidence. From intricate needle felting designs to whimsical weaving projects, the possibilities are endless with these versatile wool locks.
Bring a touch of winter magic to your crafts with the Winter morning mist Wensleydale Curly wool locks. Embrace the season's beauty and let your creativity soar!
KEY POSTAGE INFORMATION - PLEASE READ BEFORE ORDERING
1) MY PROCESSING TIME IS NORMALLY 3-5 BUSINESS DAYS
i)Processing time is from when you place your order to when it is shipped.
ii)Business days do not include weekends or UK public holidays
iii)Orders are processed it the order they are received, and I often have 20-30 orders in line.
iv)Should you need your order sooner, I have several listings titled "Rush my order" and you can purchase this with your items for expedited processing.
v) There may be occasions throughout the year where I need to increase my processing time due to volume of orders, or busy times on the farm - you will always be able to see processing time at checkout.
Some countries do not allow the import of wool. If you are unsure about your countries legislation, you can find it on your home countries customs site, or alternatively, message me to ask. Please do not make an order if wool is an illegal import in your country as I will have to cancel the order.
Customs forms for International Orders will be filled out correctly, and will not be altered in any way. Customers are responsible for any import fees in their own countries.
These ringlets are from a coloured wensleydale fleece - the fleece is naturally grey and silver with creams, black and brown too.
These Wensleydale locks are approx 5", although some may be a touch shorter or longer, and are sold in a 10g 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 one of our ewes, called Endelyn, (meaning fair) and she has a truly mixed colour fleece filled with natural colours!
The silver, grey, and light brown hues of these wool locks evoke the serene beauty of a misty winter morning, adding a touch of elegance to your creations. Whether you're a seasoned crafter or just starting out, these 10g of wool locks are perfect for adding texture and depth to your projects.
There may be a small amount of VM, however they have been picked through thoroughly.
Please be aware that colours may differ slightly on different PC monitors or phones.
Each lock is carefully selected to ensure premium quality, so you can create stunning pieces with confidence. From intricate needle felting designs to whimsical weaving projects, the possibilities are endless with these versatile wool locks.
Bring a touch of winter magic to your crafts with the Winter morning mist Wensleydale Curly wool locks. Embrace the season's beauty and let your creativity soar!
KEY POSTAGE INFORMATION - PLEASE READ BEFORE ORDERING
1) MY PROCESSING TIME IS NORMALLY 3-5 BUSINESS DAYS
i)Processing time is from when you place your order to when it is shipped.
ii)Business days do not include weekends or UK public holidays
iii)Orders are processed it the order they are received, and I often have 20-30 orders in line.
iv)Should you need your order sooner, I have several listings titled "Rush my order" and you can purchase this with your items for expedited processing.
v) There may be occasions throughout the year where I need to increase my processing time due to volume of orders, or busy times on the farm - you will always be able to see processing time at checkout.
Some countries do not allow the import of wool. If you are unsure about your countries legislation, you can find it on your home countries customs site, or alternatively, message me to ask. Please do not make an order if wool is an illegal import in your country as I will have to cancel the order.
Customs forms for International Orders will be filled out correctly, and will not be altered in any way. Customers are responsible for any import fees in their own countries.
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Beautiful quality fibre
Friday, October 6, 2023
My fibre arrived in plastic free, biodegradable packaging which I thoroughly approve of. The fibre itself is gorgeous, very accurate to site photos and exactly what I wanted. I love knowing where my fibre came from and supporting small businesses. Would happily buy from again.
Kay
Reply From Tregaver Fibre:
Thank you so much for your review! I'm glad you like the fibre, and Elester will be pleased to know she's got a fan!
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