Woolcombing Part 3
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It's lovely to see such skill and confidence in hand-skills.
May I ask who makes the set of combs you're using?
lisascenic 11 months ago
@lisascenic
They were designed and made by Peter Teal, he is now retired and they are being made by Wingham Wool Work in the UK. They have them available for sale mail order from their website.
Thanks for watching, and pleased to hear you found the clips interesting!
ADHUK 11 months ago
What type of wool is this? You probably said but I missed it. This seems waaay less complex that I was imagining.
amosunknown 2 years ago
Hi,
I'm pretty sure it was Bluefaced Liecester fleece I was using.
It is a fairly straight forward technique, you just follow the steps and get beautiful smooth rovings at the end - magic!
Thanks for your interest!
Bye for now!
Amanda
ADHUK 2 years ago
Wow you are doing well for only 11!
Keep up the good work, it is nice to know younger people are still interested in fibre crafts!
Amanda
ADHUK 2 years ago