Cloud Grey Carded Wool, 10g,
Product Code:
TREGAVERCARDED1
Product Condition:
New
Units in Stock:
17
£1.65 inc. tax
Description
Cloud grey carded wool - 10g
Featured in our Hazy Skies box, this is the cloud grey that is reminiscent of an incoming shower!
More about our carded wool:
Our carded wool has been professionally carded by the Natural Fibre Company in Launceston, Cornwall.
It consists of wools from our own flock, mixed with some Devon and Cornwall Longwool from Tregondale, and some Perendale from Hannah's Flock.
Our carded wool felts wonderfully - the Devon and Cornwall Longwool wool gives it a coarser texture, which means it's fast to felt.
It's then been hand dyed by myself.
To get the best results from our carded wool, take the length and gently pull side to side to free up the fibres, and it will form a mesh that's easy to use in all felted creations and other fibre arts.
Featured in our Hazy Skies box, this is the cloud grey that is reminiscent of an incoming shower!
More about our carded wool:
Our carded wool has been professionally carded by the Natural Fibre Company in Launceston, Cornwall.
It consists of wools from our own flock, mixed with some Devon and Cornwall Longwool from Tregondale, and some Perendale from Hannah's Flock.
Our carded wool felts wonderfully - the Devon and Cornwall Longwool wool gives it a coarser texture, which means it's fast to felt.
It's then been hand dyed by myself.
To get the best results from our carded wool, take the length and gently pull side to side to free up the fibres, and it will form a mesh that's easy to use in all felted creations and other fibre arts.
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