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Darks - browns/greys 25g Natural Fibre Tops
Product Code:
tops1
Product Condition:
New
Units in Stock:
10
weight:
25.0g
£3.95 inc. tax
Description
We are really pleased to now be able to offer tops from our local mill!
This item is for 25g of a mixed dark tones - each batch is unique and I will try to get as many shades as possible into each purchase
Our "darks" mix has been been scoured (professionally cleaned), and it may have a very small amount of VM which is easily removed.
It's made up from a mixture of natural fibres, both species and breeds, so no batch is the same.
You may receive wool, alpaca fibre or mohair! Each batch I purchase is entirely unique!
Perfect for stuffing or core wool, or for top coats in felting, and can also be spun!
Introducing our stunning Darks - Browns/Grey 25g Natural Fibre Tops, the perfect addition to your crafting arsenal! Whether you're a seasoned felter or just starting out, these versatile tops are designed to inspire your creativity and elevate your projects to new heights.
Crafted from high-quality carded wool, our natural fibre tops are soft, durable, and easy to work with. The rich, earthy tones of dark browns and greys provide a beautiful palette for a variety of applications, from felting to doll hair creation. Imagine the delightful textures you can achieve, pairing these with our curly wool locks, adding depth and character to your handmade pieces.
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