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Cotton Top – Lavender
100% Cotton.
A beautiful medium mauve purple. My sister had a bridesmaid dress exactly this colour in 1970.
PRODUCT of ITALY
Cotton Top – Olive
100% Cotton.
A fairly dramatic and punchy olive-green, not the usual sombre tone.
PRODUCT of ITALY
Cotton Top – Paint Box
100% Cotton.<p>A mixture of some or all of our various colours of Egyptian cotton, including white.<p>PRODUCT of ITALY
Cotton Top – Passion
100% Egyptian Cotton.
A really punchy and rich red with ever-so-slight scarlet leanings. Not cerise like in the photo. Staple length is 1 to 1.5 inches, and reportedly easy to spin.
PRODUCT of ITALY
Cotton Top – Rust
100% Cotton.
On cotton this colourway seems to be illuminated from within. A glowing rusty orange-brown or brick shade.
PRODUCT of ITALY
Cotton Top – Saffron
100% Cotton.
Glowing amber-gold.
PRODUCT of ITALY
Cotton Top – Sage
100% Cotton.
Soft sage green.
PRODUCT of ITALY
Cotton Top – Soft Fruit
100% Egyptian Cotton.
One of the nicest colours the mill in Italy does, this is rich plum-burgundy. Staple length is 1 to 1.5 inches, and reportedly easy to spin.
PRODUCT of ITALY
Cotton Top – Sun
100% Cotton.
Not quite a primary or crayon yellow. This leans just slightly towards bright acid yellow.
PRODUCT of ITALY
Cotton Top – Sunrise
100% Cotton.
A lovely soft powder blue that goes with nearly anything.
PRODUCT of ITALY
Cotton Top – Theatre
100% Cotton.
Stunning grape-juice purple.
PRODUCT of ITALY
Cotton Top – White Egyptian
100% Cotton.
Natural creamy-white Egyptian cotton, with a generous staple length of 1 to 1.5 inches. Apparently easy to spin. Combed top, super clean.
PRODUCT of EGYPT
Cultivated Silk Cocoons, Degummed
Silk cocoons come as natural (usually with a dead worm inside), which are sort of firm and egg-shaped, or degummed, which have had the seracin (i.e. silk worm spit/glue) removed. Most common are Bombyx (Cultivated, Mulberry) cocoons, but sometimes other kinds of silk are available as well, though we have yet to locate a source.
Cocoons are adored by makers of Novelty/Art yarn, by felters, and sometimes by spinners.
Degummed Bombyx or Mulberry/Cultivated silk cocoons. These can be used for spinning directly, as a textural component in needle or Nuno felting, in paper making or added for texture to novelty yarns. They dye up just like regular silk top or roving, using either acid or fibre reactive dyes.
PRODUCT of CHINA
Falkland (Top)
Classification: MEDIUM WOOL
Combed top, very clean. Falkland is similar to Corriedale in character, creamy white in colour with a soft hand. Not always considered a true breed, but more of a crossbreed that has developed on the Falkland Islands due to isolation over many years. Suitable for midrange, outerwear and non-garment uses.
Micron count for Falkland is 26 to 34 with a staple length of 4 to 5 inches. We can't find a listing for felting properties but it's probably good.
Felted Ball – 1cm x 10
100% wool felted balls, very firm and dense.
1cm diameter (.39 inch). Ten per pack.
PRODUCT of INDIA
Felted Ball – 2cm x 8
100% wool felted balls, very firm and dense.
2cm diameter (.79 inch). Eight per pack.
PRODUCT of INDIA
Felted Ball – 3cm
100% wool felted balls, very firm and dense.
3cm diameter (1.18 inch). Price/each
PRODUCT of INDIA
Felted Ball – 4cm
100% wool felted balls, very firm and dense.
4cm diameter (1.57 inch). Price per ball.
PRODUCT of INDIA