less expensive and a little easier to spin than cultivated ( also known as mulberry ) silk but still a premium quality tussah - so perfect for those ready to venture into silk spinning
This is part of our new set of Corrie blends
Carded twice on our new Mad-Batt'r carder
osage orange
The colors in this blend reminded us of grape stomping
Natural Dyed Fiber Batts - Foxglove- 80% wool, 20% silk mawata less expensive and a littleThese batts are all inspired by the beautiful illustrations of Edith Holden. This is part of our Natural Dye Series, dyed exclusively with natural dyes, such as: madder, cochineal, weld, logwood, brazilwood, osage orange, indigo, Saxon blue, Himalayan rhubarb, Quebracho yellow, and fustic. Please handle your fiber with care as always and wash in cool water with pH neutral soap. Our fibers are dyed by hand with colorfast commercial dyes for a one of a