An extra chunky blend of cardable fibers for creating art batts, rolags, or other blends to spin into yarn for knitting, weaving, and crochet. One pinch goes a long way!
Eucalyptus fiber is new! I'd never seen anything like it when I found it locally, and loved the way it reminded me of crimpy BFL lamb locks with a mohair halo, and it is bright white with a silky, airy, clean handle.
I'm thrilled to be the first fiber artist to play with this new product. It is a zero-waste plant (cellulose) fiber that is biodegradable and sustainably processed and next to skin soft.
This zero waste blend includes:
Eucalyptus virgin crimp fiber
Dyed Cotton Nepps
Dyed bamboo
Mint green and hot pink angelina sparkle
HOW TO USE: I have an extensive library of carding and spinning videos all available for free on YouTube. My channel is @neauveau and can be accessed at howtospinyarn.com (no www).
In this handcrafted blend you'll find:
BAMBOO: lustrous locks of extra shiny fine rayon noil that feels like silk! This fiber stays cool when worn next to the skin, and is one of my favorites.
WOOL NEPPS: Dyed tiny balls of recycled wool that love to be blended with mohair or other longwool fibers. Wool Nepps create a bumpy polka dot texture like tiny gumballs.
COTTON NEPPS: Dyed flecks of recycled cotton that are happy to be blended with anything and create a soft polka dot texture like an impressionistic painting.
SPARKLE: A generous amount of angelina sparkle for an extra dimension of glitz!
HOW TO USE: I have an extensive library of carding and spinning videos all available for free on YouTube. My channel is @neauveau and can be accessed at howtospinyarn.com (no www).
Each bag is subtly different due to the size of the texture and nuance in the dyed bits.
