Pick Your Own Locks Box - 8 natural colour choices
Product Code:
SELECTION3
Product Condition:
New
Units in Stock:
40
£0.00 inc. tax
Description
These mini locks are rare breed Devon and Cornwall Longwool Lamb Locks
This fibre comes from Tregondale, a farm near to our own!
Each bunch weighs 7g, and the lengths are 4-7"
Hand dyed in a variety of natural hair and animal coloured tones
Our brand new Pick Your Own Locks Box means that you can pick the colours you want, in the quantities you need!
You can choose from:
Dark Honey
Blonde Brown Ombre
Strawberry Blonde
Light Honey Blonde
Blue Steel
Light Ash Brown
Golden Blonde
Light Chocolate Brown
PLEASE NOTE - Colours may appear different on different phones, screens or monitors.
1) MY PROCESSING TIME IS NORMALLY 3-5 BUSINESS DAYS
i)Processing time is from when you place your order to when it is shipped.
ii)Business days do not include weekends or UK public holidays
iii)Orders are processed it the order they are received, and I often have 20-30 orders in line.
iv)Should you need your order sooner, I have several listings titled "Rush my order" and you can purchase this with your items for expedited processing.
v) There may be occasions throughout the year where I need to increase my processing time due to volume of orders, or busy times on the farm - you will always be able to see processing time at checkout.
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Fabulous wool
Thursday, December 14, 2023
This wool is gorgeous. I ve enjoyed crafting with it.
Louise Gell
Reply From Tregaver Fibre:
Thanks so much for your review! I'm so pleased you enjoyed working with it!
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