Whole, raw fleece from a full blood Tunis ewe, 3-4” staple.
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I skirt heavily, even on whole raw fleeces - I am a hand-spinner and process my own wool so I know how annoying second cuts and lower quality areas are, and see no point in trying to sell them to you, so I skirt off any of the thighs that are noticeably kempy or coarse, and I go over the whole fleece very carefully for second cuts. I can’t guarantee that I didn’t miss anything, of course, but this is what I consider wash-ready when I am processing it. I also give it lots of shaking, so a majority of the VM is out as well.
I have a number of fleeces I haven’t found time to list, including numerous alpaca fleeces in several colors, so if you’d like a sample of something else please ask!
Whole, raw fleece from a full blood Tunis ewe, 3-4” staple.
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I skirt heavily, even on whole raw fleeces - I am a hand-spinner and process my own wool so I know how annoying second cuts and lower quality areas are, and see no point in trying to sell them to you, so I skirt off any of the thighs that are noticeably kempy or coarse, and I go over the whole fleece very carefully for second cuts. I can’t guarantee that I didn’t miss anything, of course, but this is what I consider wash-ready when I am processing it. I also give it lots of shaking, so a majority of the VM is out as well.
I have a number of fleeces I haven’t found time to list, including numerous alpaca fleeces in several colors, so if you’d like a sample of something else please ask!
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