Swaledale Top and the informative text educates

and the informative text educates

and with good reason

It is most typically blended with another fiber to make it easier to spin and keep the finished object from being too warm

The blending process was stopped before the fiber got too homogenized

Finn wool is somewhat less springy than other fine wools

Swaledale Top and the informative text educatesSwaledale sheep are a hearty breed from the hills of England. Their wool often has dark and or kempy fibers, making it visually busy. These aspects are only highlighted further in dyeing as the kemp will not take the dye. Swaledale is best suited to lined garments or hard wearing uses such as bags and rugs. Micron Count: TBD Fiber Length: 4" 5" (10 12cm) Preparation: Combed Put up: pound (8oz) Origin Country: GB Grams per Meter: TBD