Devon and Cornwall longwool china clay fawn tan curly wool
Product Code:
cKQiTr8
Product Condition:
New
Units in Stock:
12
£2.95 inc. tax
Description
This fibre has been 100% hand processed (very well washed by hand multiple times) and is has been hand dyed in a china clay mix of tones - fawn, tan, coffee and caramel light brown shades
This fibre has a beautiful wave, and is exceptionally lightweight and fluffy
It perfect for arts such as needle or wet felting, or for doll making, and other fibre crafts. Ideal for santa beards, gnomes, gonks or tomtes
There may be a small amount of VM, however they have been picked through thoroughly.
This fibre comes from Tregondale Farm, set near Bodmin Moor and not far from my own farm - I visited the farm during shearing and picked the fleeces as they were being shorn, so can confirm exceptionally high welfare standards!
Please be aware that colours may differ slightly on different PC monitors or phones - these pictures are taken by my digital camera,to give you the most accurate representation possible.
This fibre has a beautiful wave, and is exceptionally lightweight and fluffy
It perfect for arts such as needle or wet felting, or for doll making, and other fibre crafts. Ideal for santa beards, gnomes, gonks or tomtes
There may be a small amount of VM, however they have been picked through thoroughly.
This fibre comes from Tregondale Farm, set near Bodmin Moor and not far from my own farm - I visited the farm during shearing and picked the fleeces as they were being shorn, so can confirm exceptionally high welfare standards!
Please be aware that colours may differ slightly on different PC monitors or phones - these pictures are taken by my digital camera,to give you the most accurate representation possible.
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