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Wool and other fibers

Wool is the heart and soul of my stash. I started out purchasing a variety of colors or buying it on sale. Now I’m a little more disciplined and tend to purchase fiber for specific projects. But who doesn’t love a good sale?

Suppliers I order from directly or use products from

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DHG / Dyeing House Gallery – I’m a huge fan of DHG wool mainly because their colors are reliably consistent compared to other brands. I use their Extra Fine Merino (Combed) Wool Tops, Extra Fine Carded Merino batts, Carded Maori Wool, PreFelt, and Sarafina FUR tops. I’ve linked those here for reference. That said, I order from the US suppliers (listed below) to save on shipping.

Felted Sky โ€“ I love their Felterโ€™s Palette carded wool and their Rainbow Scrap Bag can be fun. Itโ€™s like giving yourself a present.

Big Sky Fiber Arts โ€“ Carded Merino (some of it is DHG), Merino Roving (also some DHG) and Carded New Zealand Wool

Sarafina Fiber Art โ€“ Off-White Chunky Core Wool my current favorite core, DHG Merino (Combed) TopFUR (collaboration with DHG) TopHouse CardedLocks (I lean toward undyed) and DHG Prefelt. Iโ€™ve purchased wool and fiber from Sarafina since I began felting. I have never been disappointed in anything I received from them.

A Childโ€™s Dream โ€“ I recently purchased a range of colors of Ashford Corriedale Wool Roving from them. Itโ€™s lovely and the colors are so vibrant!

Felting Farmer Lady โ€“ Natural (undyed) Wool Locks and Alpaca Locks. Her locks are gorgeous!

Living Felt โ€“ Short Fiber Merino Batts (I suspect this is DHG), Merino (Combed) Top (also suspect this is DHG), and Wool Felt Sheet


Would you like to see more? Check out my list of needle felting tools, learn which supplies I use, and my favorite felting and fiber books.

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