Sunset - Non-Superwash Merino/Bamboo Roving, Fiber for Spinning, Fiber for Felting, Hand Dyed Roving, Pink, Magenta, Wine, Yellow, Mustard

Choose from a variety of fiber breeds!

* Each Braid is 4oz and each listing is for 1 (one) 4oz braid.


**Sample shown on Merino Bamboo**

Cormo - Cormo wool is a highly sought-after fiber in the craft industry, prized for its softness, elasticity, and versatility. With its fine micron count and excellent crimp, Cormo wool is a dream to spin, drafting effortlessly to create smooth, even yarns with a luxurious feel. Spinners appreciate its ability to produce both lofty, airy yarns and more compact, durable threads, making it ideal for a variety of projects. Corning wool excels in felting, thanks to its fine fibers that interlock beautifully to create soft yet sturdy felted pieces.

Corriedale - The Corriedale fleece is approximately 25-30microns and staple length, 80-120mm. Our corriedale wools originate from New Zealand. Perfect for hand spinning, hand felting and many other craft uses.

Merino - The staple length is approximately 3-4”. Merino is versatile long staple fiber with excellent spinning and felting properties. It spins beautifully, and is soft enough to be worn close to the skin.

Merino/Bamboo - 70/30 NSW Merino/Bamboo
23 Micron Merino and Bamboo top come together to make a blend that creates a stunning visual effect. The Merino will take the dye, however the Bamboo remains white and will create a stunning effect to your end project.

Polwarth - 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.

Rambouillet - A very old breed, originating in the village of Rambouillet, France in 1786, also know as French Merino. The wool averages 20-23 Microns, with a good crimp. This wool is brilliant for felting and spinning and is great for new spinners.

Rambouillet Silk - Stunningly soft blend of Rambouillet wool & A Grade Mulberry silk. Rambouillet, often coined 'The French Merino', has a nautral softness and solid shade, making it an ideal base for dyed projects. Adding a heavy percentage of Mulberry Silk has given this blend a desireable 'next-to-skin' feel, whilst still retaining strength & structure.

Shaniko Silk - 80/20 Non-Superwash Shaniko/Mulberry Silk. 20.4 Microns. This is an unbelievably soft and luxurious blend that is an absolute dream to spin.

Shaniko Tweed- 89% NSW US Shaniko Wool/6% Acrylic/5% Rayon, Shaniko is a 20.4 Micron American wool that is blended so well that it drafts beautifully and spins easily. Perfect for new spinners and veteran spinners alike!

White BFL Silk - 70% White Blue Faced Leicester
30% Bleached Tussah Silk. We have blended the finest luxury fibers together to produce a unique soft silky handle. Perfect for hand felting, hand spinning and many other craft uses.

PLEASE NOTE: Every braid has been fully processed according to dyeing protocols, with professional acid dyes, and rinsed clear—-however, due to differences in soap, water minerals, and water temperature, there may be some residual bleeding. Reds, Neon Pinks and Purples, as well as Teals are especially prone to this issue. Please take extra care when using fiber containing these colors. Always wash/set finished yarn in cool water and do not soak fiber.

PHOTOS: I have done my best to ensure color accuracy in photos, but discrepancies due to computer screens may arise. Also, due to the nature of hand-dyeing, dyed items may not be exactly the same as pictured. Some differences will always exist between dye lots. If you require matching dye lots, please send a note.

ORDER PROCESSING: All fiber braids are dyed to order. Our current processing time is reflected at checkout. Thank you!

REGARDING CHOOSING A BREED OF WOOL: Every breed will take the dye a little differently—-some breeds are a whiter wool, some are a more yellow/cream wool, each will affect the final look of the braid. Please review which breeds we have used for example photos in each colorway and feel free to ask if you are unsure how your chosen breed will affect the final colorway.