Raw wool ideas

Wool. Not just for sweaters. We are big into wool hats, blankets, and tights. Let's not forget lanolized diaper covers. And of course cute felted wool garland and animals. But the most common wool item in our home is in the form of dryer balls. Wool dryer balls have been popular for many years now.

18K views · 1.5K likes | margaret jane design on Instagram: "Wanna learn how to wet-felt? I’ve put together step-by-step instructions for the @real_ta_daan blog! It was an honour to collaborate with them on this post. You can find all of my tips and tricks for felting your yarn scraps into wool on their website! 🧶🐑🧼 . . . . . . . . . . . . . #fiberart #fibreart #fibreartistsofinstagram #wetfelting #merino #howto #howtofelt #wetfeltingwool #diy #tadaan #feltedyarnscraps"

Annika 🌸 hand spun wool🐑 on Instagram: "A little beginner friendly tutorial in scrap yarn carding, I really hope is was useful! Happy scrap yarn spinning 🥰🧵🙌 #yarn #handspinner #handspun #scrapyarn #scrap #crochet #knitting #garn #handcarding #artyarn"

Weaving rug from raw sheep fleeces, natural cream colour ❤️ #weaving #art #cratt #hobby #wool #sheep #livestock #farm #animals #creative #livestyle...

Apart from actually shearing a sheep or wooly animal (hopefully I will get to do this someday), I have officially worked through the entire fleece to yarn process! Recently I was given a bag of raw…

@tami.sagefox_woolycreations on Instagram: "Using a wool picker is important in processing wool and natural fibers because it helps separate and open up the fibers, making it easier to remove dirt, debris, and vegetable matter trapped within the wool. This step is crucial for producing clean and high-quality wool that can be spun into yarn or used for other purposes. My wool picker I have here is from @bamfiberworks on etsy and makes processing a lot of wool much easier. 💕🐑🧶…

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I often get asked how I get my white rugs so clean so I thought it might be helpful to all you woolly crafters out there, if I shared my hints and tips with you. Most of the rugs I make come from Scotch Mule fleeces. The Scotch Mule is traditionally creamy-white in colour with […]