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CORE WOOL ~ BASIC FELTING/STUFFING WOOL
This is just the one, if you are looking for a base or core wool for needle felting. It gives a smooth finish to all your needle felting works and is ideal for base work before you put on the colour (if you do). It keeps detailed shapes and it felts so quickly it is unbelievable.
It is also useful for wet felting, we have been using it on big and small projects and because it comes in a carded fleece you can take the layers easily apart for laying out thin layer up on layer.
SUITABLE FOR:
Wet felting
Stuffing teddys, dolls, cushion etc.
Needle or Dry felting
ORIGIN: grown and processed in South Germany
GUIDELINE: shown in the picture are1kg roll - 250gr is quite a lot, it is quite bulky so unless you are creating big pieces, this will last for a while!
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FLAX ROVING ~ Suitable for spinning & Needle Felting
Available as bleached and natural ~ Staple length about 5-8cm
Flax top for spinning, carding, felting and other textile arts, made from the flax plant.
The linen is certified with the ' Master of linen' certificate, which means that it is all sourced in Western Europe and dew retted.
Flax fibre is great for Needle felting! Much better than Bamboo fibre.
To Spin: It does help to keep a small bowl of water nearby and keep your fingers wet as you spin. Smooth down the long-staple fibers to get a smooth textured yarn.
The beautiful Moonscape is made by Jane Cohen using natural and bleached Flax fibres
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SUITABLE FOR:
Spinning
Needle felting
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HEMP ROVING ~ Suitable for spinning
Available as oxygen bleached and natural
A beautiful, all natural, de-gummed, high quality hemp top for spinning and other art/craft projects. Hemp is an Eco friendly plant fibre than can either be dyed or left natural.
SUITABLE FOR:
Spinning
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Felting suitability
The average thickness of fibre is ± 25 microns, making the Bheda wool a fine to medium wool.
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Colouring the Bheda Wool is done by hand using safe Swiss colours and is produced by a Company empowering underprivileged women. Bheda Wool comes in 34 beautiful and rich colours.
Batch Differences
Because of the more traditional approach to manufacturing the Bheda Wool, slight differences in colour from batch to batch can occur. Therefore, in cases of larger crafting projects, we advise to be sure to buy enough in one order to minimize variation between colours.
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Felting suitability
The average thickness of fibre is ± 25 microns, making the Bheda wool a fine to medium wool.
Save and Fair
Colouring the Bheda Wool is done by hand using safe Swiss colours and is produced by a Company empowering underprivileged women. Bheda Wool comes in 34 beautiful and rich colours.
Batch Differences
Because of the more traditional approach to manufacturing the Bheda Wool, slight differences in colour from batch to batch can occur. Therefore, in cases of larger crafting projects, we advise to be sure to buy enough in one order to minimize variation between colours.
Produced and dyed by hand with safe Swiss colours in a company that empowers unprivileged Women, Bheda Wool combines all the good characteristics of several types of wool from different sheep breeds such as Ryeland, Suffolk, Shetland, Romney and Jacob. All Wool comes from New Zealand and is museling free.
Felting suitability
The average thickness of fibre is ± 25 microns, making the Bheda wool a fine to medium wool.
Save and Fair
Colouring the Bheda Wool is done by hand using safe Swiss colours and is produced by a Company empowering underprivileged women. Bheda Wool comes in 34 beautiful and rich colours.
Batch Differences
Because of the more traditional approach to manufacturing the Bheda Wool, slight differences in colour from batch to batch can occur. Therefore, in cases of larger crafting projects, we advise to be sure to buy enough in one order to minimize variation between colours.