More wool, this time from Swedish spinner Ingrid:
Light brown and black Finull. Together with another batch of Finull, still in Sweden, I'll have enough for a bigger project.
Why is shipping so expensive? Does anyone know?
söndag 4 november 2012
Blue hour and Finull
More wool, this time from Swedish spinner Ingrid:
Light brown and black Finull. Together with another batch of Finull, still in Sweden, I'll have enough for a bigger project.
Why is shipping so expensive? Does anyone know?
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Ser inte ut som typisk finull som skall vara vågig inte lockig. Kanske korsningsull?
SvaraRaderaDoesn't look like typical Swedish finull. It's supposed to be wavy not curly. Perhaps a crossbred?
Fårägaren torde veta vad hon har. Ska kolla upp det, för jag reagerade på samma sak men tänkte att jag vet just inget om finull. Trevlig ull oberoende! - Farmer should know what she has. Will check, because I had the same thought but also thought I don't know very much about Finull. Nice wool anyway!
SvaraRaderaUllen ska vara från äldre tackor som inte lammar, enligt fårägaren är det finull, men jag ska fråga en gång till. /Ingrid
SvaraRaderaJo det är ren finull. Ann fårägare. :-)
SvaraRaderaTack! Som du ser av mitt följande inlägg har jag nu packat upp hela påsen och hittat flera typer av ullstaplar, också finkrusig ull!
RaderaAnn the farmer says: "Yes, it's pure Finull. Ann sheep owner :) "
To which I say: Thank you! As you can see from my next post I have now unpacked the whole parcel and I found several types of wool staples, also some with a fine crimp!