Description
Cardboard 252, Mountain sheep dark grey, 31 micron
Cardboard fleece is an airy "blanket" of wool as it comes from the carding mill. Suitable for needle felting, wet felting and spinning. The hairs of the wool are combed in a single direction less than with sliver wool. With needle felting, you can easily model a basic shape with card fleece.
Cardboard is used by pulling out tufts of wool for laying felt and spinning. Cardboard is also widely used for fur felting. You then felt the spread out blanket to the undercoat (shaving side) and this forms a firm new “skin” for the fur.
A kilo of carded fleece is a "blanket" of about one by two meters. The thickness is of course difficult to determine due to the airiness of the material. If you do not press it together, the fleece is 2 to 3 cm thick. Our card fleece in natural colors is made of washed, undyed wool and is available in different types.
Dute Faber (verified owner) –
Fine product!
no (verified owner) –
nice quality and colour
Iris Van Overveld (verified owner) –
Super wool!
Franca Oud - van Neijenhof (verified owner) –
fine product that remains supple after felting
Rebecca Geskus (verified owner) –
I don't do this, takes too much time
Heidi Boersma (verified owner) –
Works super nice, my cat now has a catcave
Jolanda Ritter (verified owner) –
Fast delivery, fine product
Renata Berk (verified owner) –
great quality!
Herman van Beek (verified owner) –
Works well for coat making
Esther Luijkx (verified owner) –
nice color
Ann Vanmeerbeek (verified owner) –
Great soap to felt with
Raoul van de Vorst (verified owner) –
Beautiful product
Leontine Cross (verified owner) –
Nice product
Jet Reitsma (verified owner) –
Felt nice as the back of a fur
Jacqueline van Dongen (verified owner) –
Beautiful, good quality.
Ineke Rumphorst (verified owner) –
Beautiful carded
AA Bastemeijer-Schouwenaars (verified owner) –
Haven't worked with them yet, but heard it's nice to work with.
Anna Beijen (verified owner) –
Soft and felt very well