Natural Tussah Silk - 8ozNatural Tussah Silk Natural Tussah Silk is a wild silk. Made from wild tussah silk worms who eat juniper leaves and oak. As the silk is produced in the wild and not in a controlled environment the silk tends to be courser and less lustrous than Mulberry silk. Tussah silk is suitable for soap making, paper making, spinning or adding to felt projects. Natural Honey color.

Corriedale sliver - White

Quiet and cool as a foggy field at dawn

Can I use this pad for wet felting

Sulfuric acid is used during the process to remove most of the impurities such as iron and silica

What is a 36 gauge triangle felting needle used for

deep raspberry-red melange

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golden amber

and in combination with other dyes and dyeing procedures can yield crimson

This results in fewer impurities

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