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FIBER WITH A PURPOSE

The Clun Forest are a "down breed," producing thick, fine wool with a high crimp that is ideal for spinning and knitting into soft, elastic yarn. Each sheep on our farm grows about 6-8 pounds of fleece per year, measuring anywhere from 3.5 to 5.5 inches in length, depending on the individual. With a natural creamy, white color and a consistent staple length that resists felting, this fleece is ideal for many projects, from squishy, soft sweaters and mittens, to thick blankets and rugs.

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Below are just a few of the offerings we have been working on, from raw wool to blended roving and yarns. More to come soon!

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Clun Forest-Teesewater - Limited Edition

$20.00
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This natural, un-dyed yarn is from our own Clun Forest flock blended with just a touch of Teesewater from another local farm. The long locks of the Teesewater blend nicely with the shorter, springy Clun locks, providing a smooth, durable yarn suitable for many projects.

By purchasing this yarn, you are supporting the preservation of two endangered heritage breeds, as designated by the Livestock Conservancy -- Clun Forest as "Threatened" and Teesewater as "Critical."

This limited edition yarn was spun a bit heavier than the 100% Clun and would be ideal for rustic mitts or socks, or any hardworking project.

Contents: 85% Clun Forest 15% Teesewater

Lenght/Weight: 200y/3.5 oz. (190m/100g)

Weight: 3-Ply DK

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Clun Forest-Teesewater - Limited Edition

From every sale of our fiber products, we donate 1/4 of profits to women-led initiatives in underserved communities around the world. Over the years, we have been fortunate to live and walk alongside many of these women in places like Kenya and Guatemala. In the face of poverty, hunger, and violence, they stand committed to healing the land and raising healthy, thriving families and communities. We honor them and the impact they have had on our lives as we continue to learn from these communities and support their work.

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