Bluefaced Leicester Wool - 26 Micron - One of a Kind Batch - 100 grams of Spinning Fibre - Hand Dyed Combed Top Yarn Gradients Hard to describe and hard

Hard to describe and hard to forget

Chat Noir is dyed using a ton of acid dye

The colours of dye tend to shine through

and colour bleeding is quite typical for the first few washes

when a batch of Vampire’s Cloak went wrong

Bluefaced Leicester Wool - 26 Micron - One of a Kind Batch - 100 grams of Spinning Fibre - Hand Dyed Combed Top Yarn Gradients Hard to describe and hardA joy to spin, this fibre is slightly more sturdy and durable compared to Merino Wool, thanks to it's high micron count, and you'll notice your finished garments won't stretch out quite as much. You'll be sure to appreciate the sheen and drape of your finished yarn using Bluefaced Leicester. If you're a newbie to hand spinning, you may prefer BFL to Merino, as the staple length is longer, and the fibre is slightly less slippery, you'll appreciate the