All Caught Up in Cotton Blends
Cotton blends - what are they, why choose them, and all the perks about cotton!
A spinners DREAM!
This English Longwool breed was developed from the Border Leicester in the early 20th century.
With a staple length of 3-6 inches this fiber is easy to spin. A hearty micron count of 26. Long curly lustrous fibers lend a finished product with drape and shine! You won't believe how soft and buttery this fiber is! A lacey shawl made of BFL will drape over your shoulders and sway over your curves as you walk. The scales on the individual fibers are shaped differently than, say, merino wool which makes BFL a little harder to felt. This is a strong wool with curl and crimp. Soaks up dye brilliantly.
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