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Paradise Fibers White Targhee Top

Paradise Fibers White Targhee Top

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Fiber Content: 100% Targhee Wool

Targhee is a known as the "American Merino". This fiber is super soft and springy. A delight to spin, dye, weave, and felt! It's a supple and strong fiber that is next to skin soft. 

The Targhee breed was developed at the Experimental Sheep Station in Dubois, Idaho in the mid-1900’s.  The foundation stock were ewes of Rambouillet, Corriedale, and Lincoln bloodlines bred back to Rambouillet rams. 

Micron Count: 23
Staple Length: 3-5 Inches.

HISTORY: Targhee were the second breed of sheep developed by USDA. The goal of the breeding program was to develop sheep that were suited for the Western United States range lands. Earlier attempts to produce such a sheep resulted in the Columbia, but it was felt that a sheep with finer wool than the Columbia could be produced. So the station started with a foundation stock of Rambouillet, Lincoln, and Corriedale crossbred ewes that were bred back to Rambouillet Rams. The Targhee sheep was born. Distinguishing Characteristics: Targhee are a very hardy large sheep, bred to survive on the open range. They are hornless with white faces, white wool and heavy fleeces. They are great mothers and have a high percentage of twins. The ideal body confirmation of a Targhee is thick, deep-bodied and free from skin folds. Fleece Facts: Targhee wool has excellent next to skin comfort. The wool is white in color and takes dye well. The yarn produced from Targhee wool is soft with excellent elasticity and a silky feel. The fabric is lively, supple, elegant and strong enough to stand up to everyday wear.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Most orders ship within 24 hours from our Spokane, WA shop (Monday–Friday). You’ll receive tracking as soon as your order is on the way!

Many of our products are beginner-friendly, and we make this clear in the product description.

You can also explore our kits and bundles, they include everything you need to get started with confidence.

Each fiber has its own feel and function. Merino is super soft and great for next-to-skin wear. BFL (Bluefaced Leicester) is strong, with a lovely luster. Need help deciding? Reach out! We’re happy to help.

For Yarn, check your pattern's yardage requirements. A standard pair of socks usually takes 100g of fingering weight, while a hat takes about 100g of worsted.For Spinning Fiber, a standard 4oz braid will generally make a pair of socks or a hat. For larger garments like sweaters, you will likely need 1.5 to 2 lbs of fiber.Still unsure? Send us your project details! We are happy to do the math for you to ensure you don't run short.

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We offer 30-day easy returns on most unused products. If something arrives damaged or missing, we’ll make it right. Just contact our support team.

Yes! Our project kits and beginner bundles include hand-picked materials, tools, and instructions — so you can dive in without the guesswork.