Joan
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Well, that's what you get for living in the middle of nowhere. Pbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbt!
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Joan If you can`t get it from them , i can send you some from here , i knit a camel hair shawl . The softest wool you might imagine ,,,, mirjam
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Joan >
It looks most year a bit like a donkey`s hair , only it ends are a bit `split hair` , it is soft but you always have the feeling that some tiny sand /dust rubbed off it. mirjam
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Cause it is combed from the under coat...
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Actually, I think it's Gentle Arts that came out with a fine weight of wool to use for stitching on linen. It's about the same as a Perle 8. Very nice
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has a lovely, soft hand. And would be great if you're stitching onlinen.
Ellice
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You could try Shetland "cobweb" wool. It's used to knit christening robes etc which are so fine that they can be drawn through a wedding ring.
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Quite a large proportion of babies born today wouldn't know a wedding ring if they saw it lol