Wool Nepps - tiny balls of wool - hand dyed grey
Product Code:
2buYnVq
Brand:
Tregaver Fibre
Product Condition:
New
Units in Stock:
2
£1.95 inc. tax
Description
Wool Nepps
Each 10g pack contains a generous amount of Wool Nepps - tiny balls of wool, giving you plenty to work with.
Our nepps are made from UK sourced wool, unlike many other online stores!
Nepps are used to add textures and definition to wool sculptures or during spinning.
These nepps have been hand dyed on a medium grey tone
Wool nepps are tiny, uneven sized and shaped felted balls of wool, and measure only a few millimeters, and sometimes smaller or bigger.
Please note our nepps do contain some kemp fibres which do not dye, so you may prefer to remove the kemp fibres before use.
Whether you're a seasoned crafter or just starting out, our Wool Nepps are incredibly versatile. The soft, fluffy texture of these nepps will bring warmth and coziness to any project, making them a must-have in your crafting toolkit.
Their lightweight nature means they won't weigh down your creations, allowing you to experiment freely with your designs.
Elevate your crafting game with our charming Wool Nepps today!
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Little colourful balls of joy
Monday, March 17, 2025
Absolutely delighted with my purchase of wool neeps! I actually purchased many different colours. They are so easy to felt on my underwater scene of a coral reef. I will be definitely purchasing special fibres in the future. I haven't added a picture yet as my piece is still in the making, but will when finished.
Kathy James
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