Hand dyed top for spinning -Cast Iron- (5.3 oz.) Targhee/silk/ bamboo ( 80/10/10) pearl fiber less expensive and a little

less expensive and a little easier to spin than cultivated ( also known as mulberry ) silk but still a premium quality tussah - so perfect for those ready to venture into silk spinning

This is Batt in a Braid #35

It Polwarth is a breed of sheep that was developed in Australia in the late 1800's they are 3/4 merino blood lines and 1/4 lincoln

nuno felting

but not too blue or too yellow) and rust - not too red and not too orange

Hand dyed top for spinning -Cast Iron- (5.3 oz.) Targhee/silk/ bamboo ( 80/10/10) pearl fiber less expensive and a littleA great blend the bounce of targhee with a touch of silk and sliver of bamboo for durability and shine. This has been folded in half before dyeing to make for an easy matching 2 ply yarn, just break at the halfway point, spin on two bobbins and ply! Our fibers are dyed by hand with colorfast commercial dyes for a one of a kind appearance. I take great care to make sure that dye is sufficiently exhausted and heat set the fibers so there is minimal to