Take 2 pounds of Corriedale fleece. Let age for a few years (not a mandatory step).
Flick either end of each lock open. This is best done outdoors as the flicking process allows the fibers to separate and drop a lot of the captured dirt on the surface beneath you. I prefer this to be grass rather than carpet, being just a tiny bit picky about that.
It leaves you with a bit of combing waste, which can be thrown away or composted.
Washing will be next. I probably have one more combing session to go before it will all be flicked. I will also probably divide it into two lots - some of the locks are shorter and with much more sun fading than the rest.
A meandering path through the crafts I follow, undoubtedly touching on other parts of life as well. My name's Elizabeth; I've a husband, two kids, a cat, and an abiding interest in fiber. Mostly this will be about fiber. And gardening, just because.
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