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Customer Question: A Seller states their wool is ‘soft, no scratch’. Does that mean a finer micron?
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October 22, 2012 by sarastexturecrafts

I wouldn’t be able to say what another seller would mean by “soft, no scratch”. You see softness in feel doesn’t …
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Category: Customer and Reader Questions, Fibre selection, Fibre Selection, Guides, Needle felting, Spinning, Wet Felting | Tags: felt, fiber, fibre, sarastexturecrafts, spinning, terminology, terms, yarn
Customer Questions: Waldorf Needle felt project… where to start?
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November 15, 2010 by sarastexturecrafts

I am after some ‘ long staple’ raw wool ( I don’t really understand the staple lengths at all!), that …
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Category: Customer and Reader Questions, Equipment Choices and Service, Fibre selection, Fibre Selection, Guides, Needle felting | Tags: batt, batting, crimp, felt, fiber, fibre, how to, merino, needle, needle guage, needlefelt, new zealand corriedale, norweigian, nzc, sarastexturecrafts, staple, terms, tips, waldorf, wool
How Can I Avoid Breaking My Felting Needles?

December 29, 2009 by sarastexturecrafts

As many of you may know from experience a needle will always break, just when you are really engrossed in …
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Category: Customer and Reader Questions, Equipment Choices and Service, Guides, Needle felting | Tags: felt, how to, needle, tips

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