curly wool, 28g, 6 breeds of curly wool sheep
Product Code:
4YXMu74
Product Condition:
New
Units in Stock:
6
£7.00 inc. tax
Description
100% hand processed and hand dyed teeswater, whitewater and, wensleydale and Devon/Cornwall longwool cross with zwartble, Devon/Cornwall longwool/teeswater/zwartbles. white faced dartmoor fibre!
28g of all colours in the spectrum (reds, pink, black, browns, yellow, blue purple etc, togther with some undyed, and others dyed in browns, yellows, tan, green etc.
These curly wool fibres are from 6 different breeds of sheep.
The fleece is super soft, and silky, and is perfect for arts such as needle or wet felting, or for doll making, and other fibre crafts.
This fibre comes from Tregaver, Meadow View and Clive and Emma's flocks, and Nigel's flock
Please be aware that colours may differ slightly on different PC monitors or phones
28g of all colours in the spectrum (reds, pink, black, browns, yellow, blue purple etc, togther with some undyed, and others dyed in browns, yellows, tan, green etc.
These curly wool fibres are from 6 different breeds of sheep.
The fleece is super soft, and silky, and is perfect for arts such as needle or wet felting, or for doll making, and other fibre crafts.
This fibre comes from Tregaver, Meadow View and Clive and Emma's flocks, and Nigel's flock
Please be aware that colours may differ slightly on different PC monitors or phones
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