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Autumn Has Arrived: Time to Get Back Into Wool Projects

Autumn Has Arrived: Time to Get Back Into Wool Projects

I don't know about you but, during the summer I push aside my fiber projects to spend more time outside...

Pull out some wool and begin your wool projects again.

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Longwool breeds and what to do with them.

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Longwool breeds and what to do with them.

Longwool sheep breeds are my favorite type of wool.  I love the natural curls and selection of colors from white to grey, black and brown.

The very first fleece I purchased was a Cotswold.  It was beautiful!  The locks were about 8" long and very curly.  I separated.....

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Combing Top from Teeswater

Combing Top

Combing Top from Teeswater

To prepare long wool for spinning, the best way to do it if the locks are over 3 inches long or if you prefer to spin it in a worsted style is to comb it.

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Scouring Wool

Scouring Wool Unicorn Power Scour

Scouring Wool

With all the new fleeces I have I am scouring many of them so I can offer clean wool for people who prefer to skip the cleaning and get right into spinning.  

I have always enjoyed scouring wool.  There is something about taking a raw, dirty fleece and revealing bright, clean, soft fiber.  It gives me a sense of accomplishment.

My favorite way to scour is...

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Shetland Sheep and Alpaca

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Shetland Sheep and Alpaca

A trip to see Shetland Sheep and Alpaca

The first thing we did was walk in the pasture to see the animals.  They were shorn Monday so they all...

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