A silky 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! Each bag is subtly different due to the size of the texture and nuance in the dyed bits.
Eucalyptus is exclusive to my shop! I'd never felt 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 bright with a silky, airy, clean handle. It is silkier than banana fiber, and similar to bamboo but finer.
It is a plant (cellulose) fiber that is biodegradable, sustainably processed, next to skin soft. The Eucalyptus crimp I used in this blend is a byproduct of textile industry and is zero-waste.
In this handcrafted blend you'll find:
EUCALYPTUS CRIMP: a shiny silky white texture that is like the finest baby BFL with a mohair halo. This texture will hold onto the wool nepps in this blend so they won't fall out of your work.
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.
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.
SPARKLE: A generous amount of angelina sparkle for an extra dimension of glitz!
HOW TO USE TEXTURE BLENDS:
I have an extensive library of carding and spinning videos available for free on YouTube. My channel is@neauveauand can be accessed athowtospinyarn.com.
