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Pewter - blue silver - 10g bunch teeswater locks
Product Code:
LOCKS18
Product Condition:
New
Units in Stock:
19
£3.95 inc. tax
Description
Our "Pewter" Silver/Blue Teeswater curly wool locks
Sold in a 10g bunch, these locks come from Ankoth, one of our teeswater boys
Teeswater is a very soft and silky wool, and makes perfect fairy or angel hair!
Great for felting, both needle felting or wet felting, and is popular with doll artists for rerooting, or making wigs,
All of our sheep here at Tregaver are a non-slaughter flock, meaning that they will live out their natural lifespan with us, and are never sent for meat.
Are you ready to elevate your crafting game? Introducing our stunning Pewter - Blue Silver - 10g Bunch Teeswater Locks! These gorgeous curly wool locks are perfect for all your creative projects, whether you're into felting, doll hair, or simply adding a touch of flair to your handmade items.
Each bunch contains 10 grams of luxurious Teeswater locks, known for their unique texture and beautiful sheen. The pewter blue silver colour adds a sophisticated twist, making it an ideal choice for those looking to create something truly special. These curly wool locks are not only visually appealing but also incredibly versatile. You can use them in a variety of applications, from crafting whimsical dolls to enhancing your felting projects.
Imagine the possibilities! With these wool locks, you can create stunning hairstyles for your dolls, add depth to your felted creations, or even use them in mixed media art. The natural curls of the wool provide a delightful bounce and movement, ensuring your projects stand out.
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