The tones in 'Giverny' are inspired by Claude Monet's garden. To create the roving, the wool top is space dyed, then two strands are offset drafted to create a roving that changes tones throughout the length.

The extra fine fibre (≈19 micron, 80s on the Bradford Scale) is soft to the skin and migrates easily into silk and cotton, making it ideal for nuno felting. Cool water and gentle throwing will felt the fibre; there is no need to use hot water unless rapid shrinking is required.

Available in 5g, 10g, 20g and 50g individually labelled packs, the fibre will be supplied in a continuous length and pulled, not cut, to prevent damage to the staple.  The tops weight averages 23g/m, the length two metres per 50g.

DHG, based in the heart of Tuscany, has a strong commitment to the environment and takes care to minimize the ecological impact of every part of their production.  This commitment includes using only merino that is certified as mulesing free, making their headquarters 100% electrically self-sufficient and processing the fibre to Oeko-Tex standards. 

A few things you should know before you purchase ...

• All quoted weights and lengths are approximate;
• The actual colour of the fibre may vary from that shown on your monitor;
• There may be a slight difference in blend between batches. Your order will be fulfilled from the same batch, but we cannot guarantee that subsequent orders will be identical;
• With the exception of the 50g weight, the roving will be packaged folded.