1lb GoatsMagosh Natural White Falkland Wool Combed Top/Roving Fiber for Felting, Spinning

I am spinning this now for a two-ply yarn. I understand the Polwarth wool that is blended with the Corriedale will provide more fluff and my first skein does look good even before fulling.

This was a Christmas gift, and I finally spun a skein on my Mazurka spinning wheel. At first, I thought it was going to be used for felting, because the top/roving felt just a tad coarse to me. But, after spinning the skein, it is soft against your skin. I had no problem spinning, and am anxious to get more spun, because then I am going to rainbow dye the skeins, and make a pair of slippers. I am almost positive this yarn would also felt. I would definitely buy, especially for the price. Excellent job Goats Magosh.

I bought for needle felting. Great value for the amount of material, it seems to be good quality and it is easy to work with. I would buy again.

Most bang for your buck! Simply amazing, trust us we sold fiber for years!! A free sample was enclosed.Highly recommend this product and company.

I am absolutely in love with this wool! It has dyed and spun up beautifully and it’s so soft that I’m thinking about using the yarn I make from it into a baby blanket for my newest little one!

This wool is so soft and long. It has been great for spinning, I am a beginner spinner and used some samples from different companies and used other types of wool. This wool is easy to work with, it slides easily and is long so it flows well. This wool has made my projects very affordable since it is easy to dye and get the colors I want. Even after the dyeing process, the wool is easy to spin. I do also appreciate the personal note they left on the receipt.

I love this wool! I use it for my felted wool soap projects and it's terrific. It's soft, no scent, easy to work with, doesn't fray or or shread easily. It washes well and maintains its shape. I would recommend this for any professional project.

The wool is clean and nice to work with and I'm happy to learn that the wool comes from the US and not from the Falkland Islands. I'd encourage potential buyers to ask the seller for the origin of the wool before buying.