Hand Dyed, Lightest Lilac Mohair Carded Roving, 10g(v)
Product Code:
jrkdvj8
Product Condition:
New
Units in Stock:
13
£1.95 inc. tax
Description
Experience one of the finest fibres!
Our pure mohair roving was produced from our own angora goat fibre, (mohair) and professionally scoured and carded into roving by the Natural Fibre Company in Launceston
It has then been hand dyed in a lightest lilac
This fibre comes from all of our angora goats, Barvus, Barthek, Boudicca and Baya
Mohair is a super soft and shiny natural fibre, with a long staple length. As such, our carded roving behaves almost like combed tops - the fibres do not naturally mesh together like carded wool does.
As such, it can be used in the place of tops, and is perfect for using as hair on felted dolls, angels or fairies, or used as top coats for a fur like effect on animal makes.
There may still be a small amount of VM, which is easily removed.
This fibre is super soft and silky, and ideal for spinning on it's own, or to blend with wools for your own preference when spinning.
All of our goats are non slaughter, meaning they will live out their natural lives with us here at the farm.
KEY POSTAGE INFORMATION - PLEASE READ BEFORE ORDERING
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.
Customs forms for International Orders will be filled out correctly, and will not be altered in any way. Customers are responsible for any import fees in their own countries.
Our pure mohair roving was produced from our own angora goat fibre, (mohair) and professionally scoured and carded into roving by the Natural Fibre Company in Launceston
It has then been hand dyed in a lightest lilac
This fibre comes from all of our angora goats, Barvus, Barthek, Boudicca and Baya
Mohair is a super soft and shiny natural fibre, with a long staple length. As such, our carded roving behaves almost like combed tops - the fibres do not naturally mesh together like carded wool does.
As such, it can be used in the place of tops, and is perfect for using as hair on felted dolls, angels or fairies, or used as top coats for a fur like effect on animal makes.
There may still be a small amount of VM, which is easily removed.
This fibre is super soft and silky, and ideal for spinning on it's own, or to blend with wools for your own preference when spinning.
All of our goats are non slaughter, meaning they will live out their natural lives with us here at the farm.
KEY POSTAGE INFORMATION - PLEASE READ BEFORE ORDERING
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.
Customs forms for International Orders will be filled out correctly, and will not be altered in any way. Customers are responsible for any import fees in their own countries.
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