Isildur's "Forest" Skein
A moody green that looks alive due to the silver sheen of Isildur’s wool.
The beautiful wool was grown from my registered Romney Longwool ram, Isildur. My small flock of registered Romneys longwool sheep make a luscious and soft fleece with a pearlescent sheen. The sheep are raised on pasture and carefully raised to protect their health as well as that of the surrounding habitat <3
Each skein is 3-ply, 4 ounces measuring 240 yards in length.
Our wool was produces by a small cottage-farm local to Ithaca, NY using ethical and sustainable farming practices. Each skein may have slight variations compared to the one pictured due to the nature of hand processing.
*Processed at a woman owned mill*
A moody green that looks alive due to the silver sheen of Isildur’s wool.
The beautiful wool was grown from my registered Romney Longwool ram, Isildur. My small flock of registered Romneys longwool sheep make a luscious and soft fleece with a pearlescent sheen. The sheep are raised on pasture and carefully raised to protect their health as well as that of the surrounding habitat <3
Each skein is 3-ply, 4 ounces measuring 240 yards in length.
Our wool was produces by a small cottage-farm local to Ithaca, NY using ethical and sustainable farming practices. Each skein may have slight variations compared to the one pictured due to the nature of hand processing.
*Processed at a woman owned mill*
A moody green that looks alive due to the silver sheen of Isildur’s wool.
The beautiful wool was grown from my registered Romney Longwool ram, Isildur. My small flock of registered Romneys longwool sheep make a luscious and soft fleece with a pearlescent sheen. The sheep are raised on pasture and carefully raised to protect their health as well as that of the surrounding habitat <3
Each skein is 3-ply, 4 ounces measuring 240 yards in length.
Our wool was produces by a small cottage-farm local to Ithaca, NY using ethical and sustainable farming practices. Each skein may have slight variations compared to the one pictured due to the nature of hand processing.
*Processed at a woman owned mill*