cial acid dyes in a smoke and pet free studio. I dye my fibre in small batches of two. There may be some minor colour differences between the dyed fibre as wool is a natural fibre and will vary in how it takes up the dye. Care: Hand-washing in cool water and lay flat to dry. I have taken every care to ensure that the fibre is colour fast, however you may find slight colour bleeding initially so wash your yarn and garment separately for the first three washes. I photograph my fibre in a light box to show accurate colours, however as monitor setting vary, the colours might appear slightly different on delivery24:T412,Blues, purples, violet and teal. Smaller sections of each colour. It's silky fluffy blend of superwash merino, bamboo and nylon combed top spinning fibre. The bamboo does not absorb the dye leaving streaks of white undyed fibre. This blend is suited for spinning sock sock yarns. Fibre : 60% superwash merino, 30% bamboo rayon, 10% nylon Uses: Spinning and felting Approximately 100 grams The fibre is hand painted using commercial acid dyes in a smoke and pet free studio. I dye my fibre in small batches of two. There may be some minor colour differences between the dyed fibre as wool is a natural fibre and will vary in how it takes up the dye. Care: Hand-washing in cool water and lay flat to dry. I have taken every care to ensure that the fibre is colour fast, however you may find slight colour bleeding initially so wash your yarn and garment separately for the first three washes. I photograph my fibre in a light box to show accurate colours, however as monitor setting vary, the colours might appear slightly different on delivery25:T513,

This is a mix of white with various blues and greens 50/50% Polwarth/Mulberry silk combed top.

The spinning fibre has been blended five times to produce a smooth even texture.

Polwarth is a matte fibre and the addition of the silk produces a strong and lustrous yarn.

Due to the silk in the fibre, it can be slippery to spin, therefore some spinning experience is recommended.

Fibre: 50/50% Polwarth and Mulberry silk
Uses: Spinning and felting
Approximately 120 grams

The fibre is hand painted using commercial acid dyes in a smoke- and pet-free studio.

I dye my fibre in small batches of two. There may be some minor colour differences between the dyed fibre as wool is a natural fibre and will vary in how it takes up the dye.

Care: Hand-wash in cool water and lay flat to dry. I have taken every care to ensure that the fibre is colour fast. However, you may find slight colour bleeding initially so wash your yarn and garment separately for the first three washes.

I photograph my fibre in a light box to show accurate colours. However, as monitor settings vary, the colours might appear slightly different on delivery.