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BioFelt 3mm – AppleOak FibreWorks

A beautiful 3mm thick felt. Ideal for making phone pockets, bags, mouse pads, insoles, slippers, coasters or on walls for insulation, to give, but a few, possible uses.

BioFelt is made from 100% pure undyed wool and it is very solid and strong. It also has the Oeko-tex label making it a high quality felt. To give you an idea of size, 3mm is about the thickness of a smart phone.

- Available in 6 natural undyed shades as shown in pictures

- Black is mixed with dyed wool to make it a solid black colour. TrueFelt characteristics apply. (Our 1-1.2mm Felt is TrueFelt)

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Origin

• Our 3mm felt is made from 100 % wool from South American and European sheep breeds and is manufactured in Europe. 
• All our wool comes from museling free farms. 
• This 100 % woolen felt contains 70 – 100 % Merino wool combined with other soft European wool types. 

This listing stands for a mixed bag of 100g (1 sheet of 20x30cm weighs about 16g. It makes the equivalent of 6.5 sheets)

These are all odd ends, strips and bits varying from 5x5cm pieces to half sheets. Ideal for small craft projects. The felt pieces come in a plant based, fully compostable plastic bag or paper.

Info about the felt:

A beautiful natural wool felt in a variety of colour. Ideal for making phone pockets, bags, children toys, slippers, garments, furniture covers or on walls for insulation, to give but a few possible uses.

This felt is made from 100% pure wool. It also has the Oeko-tex label making it a high quality felt and safe for young children and babies.

- Available also in 6 natural undyed colours as shown in pictures.

Different sizes are available for this felt:

100x182cm, 20x180cm, 45x45cm, 20x30cm

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Origin

• Our felt is made from 100 % wool from South American and European sheep breeds and is manufactured in Europe. 
• All our wool comes from museling free farms. 
• This 100 % woolen felt contains 70 – 100 % Merino wool combined with other soft European wool types. 

Dried (non-organic) Walnut Shells Ground ~ Dye Colour golden and dark Browns

*Walnut Shells powdered harvested in the wild of Macedonia 

Walnut shells or husks are used for plant dyeing Wool and Silk. Preferably, you would like to use green Walnut husks, the dye colour brown is more radiant, but not everybody has a Walnut tree in the back garden, so try these dried shells instead.

IF you do have a tree handy, do collect the green husks and freeze them. You can use them as a dye without any need to fix the colour due to the tannin content.

If you use the dried husks, I would suggest to use a mordant, too. But do try without it, you might like the result!

Colourfastness: good

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Basic recipe:

100% of Walnut shells
Wool (Mordant not necessary)

Soak the shells overnight
Simmer for 2 hours
Strain through cloth.

Add wool to the dye bath simmer for one hour.
Let it cool and leave in dye bath overnight.

Rinse and dry.

Felted Wool Fabric also known as Wool walk, felted wool or walked wool

This lovely walked and felted woolen fabric is the perfect for the cooler months of the year. Light but warm, like any felted wool fabric, the cut edges don't fray, no seams necessary.

Warm, but breathable, this would make a lovely cardigan, waist coat, cape, jumper, skirt, coat, jacket, poncho, shawl, leg or hand warmers, children's clothing and even cushion covers or blankets. Also sleeping bags for babies or hot water bottle covers can be made from this fabric.

Endless opportunities and even off cuts can be used for decorations.

~ Please allow 7-10 days for fabric orders fulfillment in case we don't have enough in stock, due to limited storage space. We will get in touch, should that be the case. ~ 

In a nutshell:

Material: 80% wool 20% cotton
Width: 145cm
Weight per square m: approx. 290g

Handwash only, dry flat

Made in Italy

Please get in touch for different or bigger quantities!

This listing stands for a mixed bag of 100g (1 sheet of 20x30cm weighs about 16g. It makes the equivalent of 6.5 sheets)

These are all odd ends, strips and bits varying from 5x5cm pieces to half sheets. Ideal for small craft projects. The felt pieces come in a plant based, fully compostable plastic bag.

Info on the felt:

A beautiful undyed natural wool felt. Ideal for making phone pockets, bags, children toys, slippers, garments, furniture covers or on walls for insulation, to give but a few possible uses.

This felt is made from 100% pure undyed wool. It also has the Oeko-tex label making it a high quality felt and safe for young children and babies.

- Available in 6 natural undyed colours as shown in pictures.

Different sizes are available for this felt:

100x182cm, 20x180cm, 45x45cm, 20x30cm

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Origin

• Our felt is made from 100 % wool from South American and European sheep breeds and is manufactured in Europe. 
• All our wool comes from museling free farms. 
• This 100 % woolen felt contains 70 – 100 % Merino wool combined with other soft European wool types. 

Our Linen Fabric 'LINTEL' is suitable for:

Dressing gowns, sauna towels, towels, wash cloths

Suggested sewing thread: Organic Cotton Off White 4801

In a nutshell:

Material: 70% organic Linen, 30% cotton
Width approx.: 75cm
Colour: natural off white 
Weight: 489g/square meter
Shrinkage 5%
Prewashed
Wash: 60-90 degrees Celsius
European Production

Environment:
Linen can be expensive, but it is also much better for the environment. Flax plants are very resilient, they can grow in poor soil, and require very little water. What’s more, every single part of the flax plant is then used in making all types of products, from linen clothing to varnishes.

Health:
Similar to silk, 100% linen is wonderful for people with sensitive skin and those prone to allergic reactions like "prickly heat" in hot weather. For women who suffer from "hot flushes", 100% linen is the most comfortable answer in warm environments.

Care:
Linen can't and shouldn't be ironed. The creasing is part of the natural allure. The creasing also molds the garment, and in practice the more creasing there is, the less evident it becomes as the whole garment softens.
Linen loves being washed and dries much quicker than Cotton. The more it is worn and washed the softer the fabric becomes. It also lasts much longer than cotton, as it is harder wearing and a much stronger material.