Fairy Glen Rainbows Devon and Cornwall longwool locks 10g
Product Code:
LOCKS22
Product Condition:
New
Units in Stock:
30
weight:
10.0g
£3.95 inc. tax
Description
Our Devon and Cornwall Longwool locks from our friends at Tregondale Farm
These locks are aroun 9-12" long, and have been hand dyed in a wide mix of pasel rainbow tones, imagine rainbows scattered through fairy glens with magic all around!
Sold in a 10g bunch, they make perfect hair for felted makes, or tails, manes, and beards for gnomes, tomtes, gonks and more!
A coarse fibre, Devon and Cornwall Longwool felts really easily. The locks can also be brushed, or restyled if you are looking for something to create a beautiful doll wig, wefts, or re roots too!
As there was such a wide varierty of colour throughout the batch, each bunch is entirely unique and not all colours will be in each bunch.
Please note - Colours can appear differently on various monitors and screens.
What makes our curly wool so special? It's all about the texture! These curly wool locks are soft, bouncy, and full of life, making them ideal for creating realistic doll hair locks that will bring your creations to life. The natural curls add a delightful dimension, ensuring that your dolls stand out with their fabulous hairstyles.
Not only are these wool locks perfect for doll-making, but they can also be used in a variety of other crafts. From needle felting to spinning, the possibilities are endless! The rainbow colours are versatile and can easily be blended with other shades to create custom looks. Plus, the long fibres make it easy to work with, allowing you to achieve the desired style effortlessly.
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