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Are Farmhouse Yarns suitable for felting?

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Are Farmhouse Yarns suitable for felting?

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Absolutely. We have several lines that are excellent for felting: Andy’s Merino, Fat Sheep Yarn, Roxanne’s Mohair, Woodland Spun, Maude’s Mountain Spun and Lumpy Bumpy Yarn by Charlene. We also have numerous patterns for felting projects. Remember, as with all yarns, the softer the yarn, the easier it will felt. The ease of felting is also affected by water quality, chlorine content and pH level, fiber content off the yarn, sheep breed, dyes and chemicals used and the type of washing machine that is used. Felting is for knitters who enjoy adventure and experimentation. General felting instructions: Wash in the washing machine on hot-cold cycle with a little detergent (1/3 cup) and the water set on the lowest level. Place item to be felted into a zippered lingerie bag (or a pillow case tied with a string) to prevent distortion during felting. NOTE: If you have hard or chlorinated water, it may help the felting process if you add 1 cup or so of baking soda to your water. Agitate for a fu

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