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Season of the Witch – Halloween Tops

Season of the Witch – Halloween Tops

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Season of the Witch – Halloween Tops

Season of the Witch – Halloween Tops

Regular price £7.50 per 100g
Regular price Sale price £7.50 per 100g
Sale Sold out

67% Falklands Merino, 22% Bluefaced Leicester, 8% Exmoor Blueface, 3% Romney (non-superwash)

All the good things in October lead up to October 31st and its glorious spookiness! To celebrate Halloween, Laura has been busy behind the scenes cooking up three scary good Tops colours for our favourite spooky holiday – and Donna has matched them with witchy song titles for names!

Season of the Witch is a classic witchy purple blended out of Merino, Bluefaced Leicester, Exmoor Blueface and a dash of Romney. The gloriously punchy purple is complemented with bits of poppy red and slivers of grey. It's super soft thanks to its high Merino content, but still sturdy - just like a true witch - due to the addition of the Bluefaced Leicester and Exmoor Blueface. The dash of Romney adds a little bit of lustre, just like a bit of moonshine on a witch's hat!

Specifications

Blend: 67% Falklands Merino, 22% Bluefaced Leicester, 8% Exmoor Blueface, 3% Romney (non-superwash)

Colour Blending: We start with solid coloured tops (aligned fibre) and blend them together using precise recipes to create our nuanced shades. 

The entire range is created from a handful of base colours, making it easy to find harmonious colour combos for colourwork projects.  

Fibre Characteristics

Falklands Merino: The softest sheep breed, ideal for next-to-skin wear. Wonderfully bouncy with dense structure. Our Merino is farmed in the Falkland Islands – ensuring that the animals have been treated with the utmost care and are free from harmful mulesing. Micron: 23; Average Staple Length: 11.5/4.5”

Bluefaced Leicester: This is one of the most popular British breeds– and rightly so! This fibre has a wonderful balance of drape and durability, with just a little woolly bounce. Micron:28; Average Staple Length: 9cm/3.5”

Exmoor Blueface: This is our most local sheep and can be seen dotted across the Moorland where we live. A crossbreed of the Exmoor Horn (our local hill sheep) and the distinguished Bluefaced Leicester (the softest British sheep breed), the Exmoor Blueface sheep produces a beautifully soft and springy fibre which is excellent in just about any blend. Micron: 31; Average Staple Length: 9cm/3.5”

Romney: This breed has been farmed since the 13th century and originates from the Romney Marsh area of Kent. Their fibre is fine and semi-lustrous with good drape and a little bounce, perfect for adding a little sheen. Micron: 34; Average Staple Length: 10cm/4”

British Wool Blend

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