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Limited Edition Combed Top: Cyprus

BFL is a soft, fine wool, similar in handle to merino wool, but with a long, silky handle. This a well-known British sheep which produces a wool of 24 microns. If you've spun merino, you should find this equally enjoyable to spin, and fit for similar purpose. This has been hand dyed by me as a one-off colorway. If you desire more braids like this, I can create a repeatable colorway. Otherwise, please enjoy this moment of inspiration!

Limited Edition Combed Top: Spiced Latte

BFL is a soft, fine wool, similar in handle to merino wool, but with a long, silky handle. This a well-known British sheep which produces a wool of 24 microns. If you've spun merino, you should find this equally enjoyable to spin, and fit for similar purpose. This has been hand dyed by me as a one-off colorway. If you desire more braids like this, I can create a repeatable colorway. Otherwise, please enjoy this moment of inspiration!

Limited Edition Combed Top: Lakonia

This is a super soft, very squishy wool, with a micro count of 21—perfect for next to skin items. Rambouillet has a 4 inch long staple, high crimp, and is very easy to spin. It’s also begging to be turned into a sweater or jumper!

This has been hand dyed by me as a one-off colorway. If you desire more braids like this, I can create a repeatable colorway. Otherwise, please enjoy this moment of inspiration!

Limited Edition Combed Top: Kohlrabi

In a marrying of ultimate luxury, alpaca has met silk! This 70/30 blend of grey baby alpaca and tussah silk is equal parts soft and luxurious, with just a touch of extra shine. It feels like spinning marshmallows and will make the most gorgeous accessories in your wardrobe—hats, scarves, shawls, etc.

This has been hand dyed by me as a one-off colorway. If you desire more braids like this, I can create a repeatable colorway. Otherwise, please enjoy this moment of inspiration!

Hankies: Daffodils

A little silk goes a long way! It can be used in a variety of projects, such as felting, spinning, plying, silk painting, or cut up and added to paper making.

If you'd like to see more of my work, please visit my blog:

http://www.expertlydyed.com/

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Wash in warm water by hand; reshape and lay flat to dry. Be sure to set your yarn in warm soapy water with no agitation. Rinse thoroughly and block if desired. This fiber WILL felt.

Hankies: Emerald

A little silk goes a long way! It can be used in a variety of projects, such as felting, spinning, plying, silk painting, or cut up and added to paper making.

If you'd like to see more of my work, please visit my blog:

http://www.expertlydyed.com/

http://expertlydyed.blogspot.com/

Other socials:

https://www.facebook.com/expertlydyed
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Wash in warm water by hand; reshape and lay flat to dry. Be sure to set your yarn in warm soapy water with no agitation. Rinse thoroughly and block if desired. This fiber not felt.

Hankies: Fey Garden

A little silk goes a long way! It can be used in a variety of projects, such as felting, spinning, plying, silk painting, or cut up and added to paper making.

If you'd like to see more of my work, please visit my blog:

http://www.expertlydyed.com/

http://expertlydyed.blogspot.com/

Other socials:

https://www.facebook.com/expertlydyed
https://www.instagram.com/expertlydyed


Wash in warm water by hand; reshape and lay flat to dry. Be sure to set your yarn in warm soapy water with no agitation. Rinse thoroughly and block if desired. This fiber not felt.

Hankies: Former Glory

A little silk goes a long way! It can be used in a variety of projects, such as felting, spinning, plying, silk painting, or cut up and added to paper making.

If you'd like to see more of my work, please visit my blog:

http://www.expertlydyed.com/

http://expertlydyed.blogspot.com/

Other socials:

https://www.facebook.com/expertlydyed
https://www.instagram.com/expertlydyed


Wash in warm water by hand; reshape and lay flat to dry. Be sure to set your yarn in warm soapy water with no agitation. Rinse thoroughly and block if desired. This fiber WILL felt.

Limited Edition Locks: Sugar Plum

Average Lock Length: 10-12 inches
Lock Range: 8-12 inches

These locks are incredibly shiny and their sheen is like silk. They're very clean (raised on a beautiful English pasture) and are perfect for doll hair and textured yarns. The locks are very tightly curled and retain some lanolin so they maintain this structure.

These have been dip dyed, or ombre dyed, locks that transition from pale pinky lavender to a deep, bluish violet. The locks are impeccably sorted and washed, leaving you with very clean, soft locks. Efforts have been made to keep the locks aligned (shorn ends together) throughout the sorting and washing process. All you'll need to do is separate, fluff, and craft to your heart's desire.

This is a medium soft wool, yet it is very shiny and smooth.. Fleeces will have areas which form slightly different lock structure, with some locks being more tightly curled than others--this is normal. These locks have been hand selected for similarity of lock structure. This is to ensure that your project looks cohesive. These have been dyed, thus reflecting the natural beauty of the animal.

Hand Carded Batt: Mythic Sunset

This batt has been made from hand processed southdown wool, which is springy and resilient. The staple length is at least 3 inches. It has been carded with small amounts of the following (some hand dyed by me): alpaca, sari silk, ryeland, BFL/swaledale cross. There is also the metallic fiber angelina.

Some of the added fibers (listed above) will not felt, so please bear this in mind. They will produce a lovely effect when felted with the wool though!

If you'd like to see more of my work, please visit my blog:

http://www.expertlydyed.com/

http://expertlydyed.blogspot.com/

Other socials:

https://www.facebook.com/expertlydyed
https://www.instagram.com/expertlydyed


Wash in warm water by hand; reshape and lay flat to dry. Be sure to set your yarn in warm soapy water with no agitation. Rinse thoroughly and block if desired. This fiber WILL felt.