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A very old breed developed in Australia, quarter Lincoln and three quarter Merino. This breed is now found in Australia, New Zealand and Falkland Islands, with our Polwarth sourced from the Falkland Islands. This wool has good bulk, and is very soft and silky. The wool is 21-24 Micron and an average length of 80mm. Perfect for hand felting and hand spinning.
Microns: 22-23 micron
Fiber Length: 80mm
Top/Roving Length: 4 meters per 100g
Top/Roving Width: 1 inch
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