Washed Fleece
Well washed fleeces which have been mill scoured. This results in a fibre which can then be used with many different techniques, from carding through to felting. These wools may still contain a small amount of vegetable matter.
This is the safest way to handle fleece as all the offending dirt has been removed. If handling dirty/greasy wool you should be up to date with tetanus vacinations, the risk is no greater than gardening where the same precautions are advised when working with soil.
| Bluefaced Leicester |
Scoured white fleece, good for producing texture when felting. Dyes well. |
SCBFL |
£1.20 / 100gms |
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| Wensleydale Fleece |
Scoured fleece. Long lustre wool. In the washing process the long curly fleece becomes a looser mass of fibres. |
SCWF |
£1.20 / 100gms |
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| Merino Fleece |
Superfine natural coloured, 17.9 micron. A very rare quality and colour of fibre a mix of brown and greys to give an overall brown shade when carded and blended.. Excellent for fine spinning or special felt pieces. |
M17.9 |
£2 / 100gms |
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Dyed Wensleydale Fleece
- Sample pack 50p each shade.
| Cerise |
DWF3/72 |
£3 / 100gms |
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| Mid Green |
DWF4/94 |
£3 / 100gms |
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| Mid Grey |
DWF5/132 |
£3 / 100gms |
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| Scarlet |
DWF2/9 |
£3 / 100gms |
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