Natural Tussah Silk - 8oz 36 gauge This bulky carded Corriedale wool

This bulky carded Corriedale wool roving is hand-blended to replicate the warm

The onion peel can be placed directly in the dye bath if you dont have a muslin or similar bag but more cleanup may be necessary

The fruit pods on the tara plant are rich pyrogallic acid as well as small amounts of catechin derivatives

Cellulose Fibers - Mordant with tannin at 8% WOF and then alum at 15%

Yes — the four-sided star configuration moves more fiber per punch than a three-sided triangle

Natural Tussah Silk - 8oz 36 gauge This bulky carded Corriedale woolNatural 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.