Mountain Top from Sweet Grass Wool in Montana has been dyed by a variety of textile artists.  The color palette ranges from deep, intense colors to fun, eye-catching colors.  Mountain Top is a premium combed top from Targhee sheep raised in the Montana-Wyoming area. This combed top’s Bradford count is 60-62.

The Fiber Addict offers a wide variety of fibers in various colors and combinations.  Each is a combed top preparation, perfect for worsted spinning.  The wools can also be used for needle or traditional wet felting.  Please be aware each computer monitor is different and may display a different color than the actual fiber.

The Fiber Addict offers a wide variety of fibers in various colors and combinations.  Each is a combed top preparation, perfect for worsted spinning.  The wools can also be used for needle or traditional wet felting.  Please be aware each computer monitor is different and may display a different color than the actual fiber.

Each fleece is separately prepared by hand washing and hand picking to remove any vegetation, second cuts and non-spinnable bits.  Linda is a very selective  hand-spinner, so she understands the desire for clean fiber with a wonderful feel.

The Fiber Addict offers a wide variety of fibers in various colors and combinations.  Each is a combed top preparation, perfect for worsted spinning.  The wools can also be used for needle or traditional wet felting.  Please be aware each computer monitor is different and may display a different color than the actual fiber.

2-ply wool from large commercial cones has been wound off into 350-yard skeins.  Most wools are 2/24 or 2/20 in size.  Perfect for a binder thread or core for novelty yarns.  Also good for other needle arts.

Wensleydale X locks are a lustrous lock with a curl referred to as a ‘purl’.  The lock does not have a spiral curl to it, but rather ‘purls’ back and forth.  These locks are from a small flock of sheep with a high percentage of Wensleydale blood.  They are part of the Wensleydale breeding program in the US .  The locks have been individually hand-washed to preserve the structure and curl.  Use the locks for doll hair, Santa’s beards, needle-felting or if you just want to try spinning it!

Dye used by Judith MacKenzie McKuin in her workshops.  If you’ve ever taken a workshop from Judith, you know the dyes she uses result in gorgeous colors!  These acid dyes dye protein fibers to brilliant shades!  Use them individually or mix them to create your own colors.  The dye comes in powder form, easily dissolved to create stock solutions.  Nine colors are offered.