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Paradise Fibers Teeswater Wool Top
ET190
$25.59 USD
The Teeswater sheep produces fibers that are long and crimpy and full of luster. The wool is approx. 40-60 microns with a staple length approx. 150-300 mm.
Perfect for hand spinning, hand felting, doll making and many other craft uses. This is Grade A Teeswater wool free of vegetable matter requiring no preparation.
Perfect for hand spinning, hand felting, doll making and many other craft uses. This is Grade A Teeswater wool free of vegetable matter requiring no preparation.
