Lambswool

15,000 m/kg / 7,440 yds/lb 19 wpc / 48 wpi 25gms - 320m 100gms - 1,375m The metric resultant count is 15nm. Not quite as soft as the superwash merino, this lambswool will full easily and can be felted if you want - use a hot wash and some friction.

lambswool 2/17nm 8,500m/kg / 4,210yds/lb 11wpcm / 32wpi 25gms - 180m 100gms - 800m The metric resultant count is 8.5nm. A high quality yarn spun in the UK. Weavers may use it for warp or weft. The yarn is oiled so when washed it will fill out and soften - see shelf-edge samples when visiting. It is also great for knitting, felting or dyeing. Tips; When machine knitting, the manufacturer recommends…

100% pure new wool A versitile yarn suitable for many end uses 5,750m/kg / 2,850yds/lb 9 wpcm/27wpi 260m = approx 50gms The metric resultant count is 5.75nm

naturally coloured lambswool 6/2 nm 3,000 m/kg / 1,480 yds/lb 7 wpcm / 16 wpi 150m spool The metric resultant count is 3nm. This 100% pure new wool yarn (grown and spun in the UK) is blended and spun from shades of undyed naturally coloured wool. The light and dark yarns are solid colours, the others are cleverly blended and plied for a marled effect. Being undyed they are naturally eco-friendly.