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Meet Skippy! Skippy is a Border Leicester and East Friesian cross that was born on Beverly and Bryan's previous farm in Southern Ontario. The current owner sent us Skippy's most recent fleece for processing. We think his fibre is perfect as core wool because it is quite spongy with good bounce.

 

Core wool in felting is generally used for the insides or base layers of felting projects. For needle felting, you might use core wool to needle felt the basic shape of an animal and then cover it with dyed wool. Core wool might be used for the base layer of a picture, whether it is wet felted or needle felted.

 

Material: 100% Ontario Wool

Wool Breed: Border Leicester x East Friesian

Source: Skippy currently lives on a farm in southern Ontario

Processing: Washed, picked and carded in our wool mill here in Thunder Bay.

Weight: approximately 2 oz.; each batt of core wool is approximately 4 ft long by 18" wide when unrolled

Colour: Natural Grey (undyed)

Core Wool

C$8.00Price
  • RETURNS & REFUNDS

    If you are not satisfied, we accept returns within 30 days and will issue a refund as long as the product is still in "As New" condition once we receive it. Shipping charges will not be refunded and return shipping is paid for by the customer. 

  • PICK-UP / DELIVERY

    Customers can choose to pick-up at the farm or the Thunder Bay Country Market, or can choose delivery to the Thunder Bay area (if eligible). Once you have placed your order, you will receive a follow-up email when your order is ready to arrange a mutually convenient pick-up or delivery time.

  • SHIPPING

    We offer a flat rate for standard shipping within Canada.

  • DISCLAIMER

    We do our best to represent colours accurately, however not all screens are calibrated the same and colour may appear differently in person.

    Small scale on-farm processing like ours means that there will be a small amount of vegetable matter (hay or straw bits) in the wool. The weight of wool varies based on the humidity in the air, so all weights are approximations.

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