1 Lb raw Wool Sheep Washed w/Debris,Natural Wool for Stuffing Animals, Crafts, Cushions, Pillow Filler, Needle Felting Spinning.School Projects

I've just started yarn spinning. I wanted to learn the whole process from start to finish. Because eventually my husband and I would like to have a sheep. I bought the combs and stuff to brush it and pick out all the little stickers and stuff. I've been researching the best ways to do this for almost a year now and finally I'm able to do it. People who leave negative reviews is because they're so used to the polished product that is so readily available for us, and they don't know how much time and dedication it takes to actually clean wool. The wool was actually amazing to feel because I didn't actually know what wool felt like. It definitely didn't smell at all either. I was shocked at how much they were able to stuff in the little bag that I got and was thinking that couldn't be a pound of wool. But my husband assured me when it fluffs up and such it most certainly is. I was too excited to get spinning and didn't wash it I carded it and started with my drop spindle. It was still more difficult than I thought it would be. Most cultures didn't always boil the lanoline out of the wool, sometimes they actually used it to oil their machinery. I didn't feel like there was lanoline or anything like that in the fibers, it just felt like hair. I don't know if I will be ordering this again just because there are better options out there where it is pre-done so I can just focus on learning the craft. Eventually when we get our sheep, we won't need to buy it from other people. Thanks for this amazing opportunity to experience something new though. I recommend people try it at least once.

Yes indeed, there are teeny bits of seeds, leaf bits, and micro sticks in this wool. However, it is easy to remove this stuff with just my fingers, and it felts very nicely. So fat I have used it as core wool for Christmas ornaments and some wee cartoonish puppy sculptures. It felts up very solid. In my bag, I found some pieces with waves or curls that I hope to use as exterior locks for a curly coated puppy project. The lanolin (grease) has been removed, so it is not sticky and it doesn’t smell funny. There’s enough wool packed into my 1 lb bag to last me for a very long time through many projects!

I’ve carded a little of this wool to use for small crafts such as Santa beards, needle felting, etc. It is washed and clean, but does have quite a bit of debris that needs to be picked out with a fine tweezers. I like the organic look, but if you don’t want to spend the time, buy wool roving instead.

Alot of debris not what I thought it would be.

If I didn’t have a drum carder this would be 4 stars but this is a wonderful buy if you do have a carder. The amount on the left is what it looked like before carding and the amount on the right is what it looks like after. It’s wonderful wool for the interior of your felting projects. I definitely recommend getting a carder if you’re getting serious about felting. It gets rid of debris and changes the wool to make it more workable. But yes, this is a product I will be purchasing again!

I bought this for making Waldorf dolls and other needle felting projects. I enjoy separating and fluffing up the fibers (carding) and it felts together very well! There’s no smell and makes great centers or unseen parts of projects. There are only little bits of plant matter left from the meadow, but I’m fine with that… lets me know the sheep were out in the sunshine! 🐑

I really like this wool. It is very clean but for the weed spurs, they are terribly sharp. Not a whole lot of them but enough I would not buy again.

I bought this product to attempt spinning the quality is outstanding