Carded Batts 2 for £10 while stock lasts
Ember Carded Wool British Breeds
Ember Carded Wool British Breeds
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Experience the beauty of British-grown fibre with this luxurious British Wool Carded Batt, expertly blended from Welsh wool and Kent Romney.. Combining the softness and resilience of Welsh fleece with the strength and character of Romney, this batt is a versatile choice for hand spinners, felters, and fibre artists.
Its lofty preparation drafts smoothly, making it suitable for beginners and experienced spinners alike. Spin it into beautifully textured yarn with excellent stitch definition, or use it for needle felting, wet felting, weaving, and other creative fibre projects.
Features:
100% British wool
Blend of Welsh wool and Kent Romney
Carded for easy drafting and spinning
Ideal for spinning, needle felting, wet felting, and fibre crafts
Naturally warm, durable, and full of character
Proudly sourced from British sheep breeds
Whether you're creating your next handspun masterpiece or exploring the world of fibre arts, this beautiful British wool batt offers quality, versatility, and the unique charm of locally sourced fleece.
Price is per 100g of fibre.
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Frequently asked questions
What is Perendale Wool?
Perendale wool is a versatile, medium-range wool from hardy New Zealand sheep, known for its excellent balance of long, strong fibers (28-32 microns) with good crimp, offering significant loft, spring, and a pearly sheen. It's popular for its versatility, creating bouncy yarns that are great for textured sweaters, rugs, and felting, providing warmth and good stitch definition without being overly soft like finer wool.
What can I use this for?
Carded batts are thick, fluffy, and airy sheets of fibre, usually wool, that have been processed through a drum carder or large industrial carder to align fibers in multiple directions rather than a single parallel direction. They are widely used in fiber arts for needle felting, wet felting, and woollen spinning.
Where is your fibre sourced?
The majority of my fibres are British and are mainly produced here in Yorkshire. Merino comes from South America, where no mulesing takes place.
Perendale is New Zealand
What if it's not what I expected?
You are more than welcome to return your order within 30 days. Please get in touch and I can help.
How much is post & Packaging?
In the UK P&P is a flat rate of £3.50 - if your order is over £35.00 postage is free!
I also ship to the US, the price starts at £20 and is based on weight.
I only use Royal Mail Tracked Services
You can also collect from the shop free of charge.
