Chemical-free wool: Provides a safe, natural fiber for sensitive projects
Micron count 26: Delivers a soft, fine texture for smooth spinning and felting
Staple length 4-6 mm: Suitable for a variety of spinning and felting techniques
Breeds bred for harsh climates: Resistant to insects and disease, ensuring consistent quality
Natural coloration: Offers unique, subtle shades for creative versatility
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Falkland wool comes from the sheep of the Falkland islands and actually is a mix of breeds. The base flock of Falkland wool is Corridale, Polwarth and Dohne Merino. The micron count is 26 with a staple length of 4-6". These breeds were specifically developed and bred for the ability to survive in the harsh climate of the Falkland Islands.