Extra Bleached Tussah Silk - 16 ozExtra Bleached Tussah Silk Extra bleach tussah silk is whitest silk. Made from wild tussah silk worms who eat juniper leaves and oak. As the silk is produced in the wild and not in a controlled environment the silk tends to be courser and less lustrous than Mulberry silk. Tussah silk is suitable for soap making, paper making, spinning or adding to felt projects. Natural Honey color

Wet Felting - a soft warm neutral for nature-inspired backgrounds and landscape work

which were cheaper to produce

Each skein is approximately 6

8 oz Cornflower Merino Wool Top (this listing) – Ideal for most projects

wet felting and spinning

warm sandy beige

Kamala is a powdery substance obtained from the fruit of Mallotus philippinensis

Bulky corriedale - Fox

the dyer can coax many colors out and onto the cloth by manipulating the mordanting process

with nitrogen to produce a ribbon of polymer

Merino Wool Top - Peppermint

40 gauge triangle needles are used for detail work