Natural Coloured Wool Fibre

In order, by photograph:

Cheviot Wool top - a beautiful natural white color. The micron count is between 27-33. Cheviot is a main British wool breed. The wool top is open without being slippery making it an excellent wool for beginner spinners. The wool practically spins itself. The yarn produced from Cheviot wool is a pleasure to knit, crochet and weave with.

Merino Wool Top- staple length for merino- 70mm or 2.75” Micron 19.5 + Superfine Merino, 21.5 micron. Merinos have some of the finest and softest wool of any sheep. Superfine Merino is perfect for blending with other fine fibres such as Cashmere and Silk.

100% certified Organic Polwarth - selected from two family farms on the Falkland islands and measures an incredible 22 microns. The fleeces were processed in the UK. Sheep that are raised organically are not subject to mulesing, and they are not dipped for pesticides. In addition, the number of sheep allowed to graze in any given pasture area is limited to the natural carrying capacity of the land. And as with most wool that comes from the Falklands, it is very white

100% Shetland, Shetland Moorit and Shetland Grey, from the UK, pure Shetland roving. 3" staple and 24-29 micron count. Shetland fibre is produced from sheep on the Shetland Islands and is lovely, wavy fibre suitable for fine to medium yarns. This roving is from the finer, undercoat of the sheep. 

Light Grey Swaledale - a hearty wool from Northern England. Tapestry yarn, yarn for outdoor garments would be a perfect use for this long, 4-8" stapled 35-45 micron wool. Beautiful light grey/cream colour. The Swaledale sheep are black faced and are the typical sheep one sees roaming around the Northern moors of England! 

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