Wool
Sort by:
-
Wool Manufacturing Processobtaining the wool from the sheep for wool manufacturing
-
Tips on How to Wash Dirty Sheep Wool the Old Fashioned WayWool that is freshly sheared off of a sheep is dirty and could to be washed before it is processed further into some yarn or felt. Even if the sheep is washed before shearing the wool needs cleaning.
-
Dyeing Your Own Custom Wool Yarn with Food ColoringThis tutorial takes you step by step through the fun and satisfying process of creating your own custom colored wool yarn or roving. These instructions can also be used for alpaca, angora or any other protein based fiber. -
Wool as a Cloth Diapering NecessityWith the ability to absorb moisture without feeling wet,wool is the ultimate in cloth diaper covers.
-
How to Craft a Wool Tote Bag from a Wool SweaterThis craft project will teach you how to transform a wool sweater into a wool tote bag. By using minimal supplies and a bit of knowledge you will be able to craft a really charming wool tote bag for toting around your daily essentials.
-
How to Care for Your Oriental Wool RugWool Rugs can be a valuable investment. Proper care and maintenance will help them last for years.
-
Tips for Carding Wool with Hand CardersCarding wool by hand is an old fashioned way to prepare wool for spinning, quilting and felting. When carding wool with hand carders you can only card a handful of wool at a time or the job can be harder then it needs to be.
-
A Guide to Buying Pashmina WoolPashmina wool is rare, unique and very high quality. Unfortunately cheap fakes exist. This guide will help you make the right decision while buying a Pashmina shawl or sweater.
-
Kozy Design's Wool Soakers and LongiesLooking for a cute daytime wool cover for your child? Want something cheap and adorable to wear with a tee shirt? Well Kozy Design's Wool soakers and covers may be your answer! -
Recyled Wool LongiesWool is a must for most cloth diapering parents. Yet, wool is expensive. But now you can create your own pair of wool longies in less then an hour using an old wool sweater!
-
Make Witch Hat Primitive Halloween Ornies from Recycled Wool ClothingUse grandpa's wool suits or wool clothing you have picked up secondhand to make primitive witch ornies to decorate your home for Halloween. These stuffed hats can be placed as a grouping in a basket or set among your Halloween decorated vignettes. -
Make a Wool Rose Pin from Recycled Wool SweatersMake a cute wool rose pin to accessorize hats, jackets, purses or any object that needs just a little something. I made this rose with a small amount of wool. The finished size is about 3 1/2-inches in diameter and has a depth of about an inch. -
Clean Your Wool Pea Coat: DIY TipsYou know how quickly pea coats pick up lint and hair. The heavy wool attacts nearly everything. Learn how to clean a thrift store find as well as the one hanging in your closet. -
How to Stretch a Wool Sweater that ShrunkTry the following easy way to stretch a wool sweater that shrunk, and save it from being tossed into the donation bag for children or the craft supply box. -
New York State Sheep & Wool FestivalEvery October, the Dutchess County Fairgrounds in Rhinebeck, NY play host to one of the largest fiber arts festivals in the country: the New York State Sheep & Wool Festival.
-
Great Long Wool Coats for a Classic Winter LookLong wool coats are always in style. Here are some of this seasons best looks for a long wool coat that is both classic and modern.
-
Wooster Specialty Poly Wool Paint RollerThis is a premium paint roller, made with poly wool and has a nap of 1/2 inch. Good for light textured surfaces.
-
Acrylic, Cotton and Wool YarnA summary of the traits and characteristics of the three most popular types of yarn: acrylic, cotton and wool. This guide will explain the qualities of each of these yarns to help you choose the type that's right for your project.
-
A Wool Gathering, the Fiber Festival in Yellow Springs, OH Had a Successful Opening DayA perfect sunny day with moderate temperatures drew crowds to the huge fiber festival, A Wool Gathering. Fiber artists from all over gathered to show their wares. -
Tips for Using a Felting Needle to Felt WoolFelting wool can be a very messy job if you use the soap and water technique. Felting wool with a felting needle is the clean way to felt and for the beginner felter it can be the easy way.
-
Make Your Own Felted Wool SlippersRecycle an old sweater into a pair of cute wool slippers by felting and sewing in this fun and easy craft project -
Persian Wool Rug: What You Need to Know Before PurchaseThe Orient has cornered the market on fine silk and wool rugs for thousands of years. Some of the best are the Persian carpets.
-
How to Shear Wool from an Angora RabbitShearing wool from an Angora is the alternative to plucking - a method not tolerated well by many rabbits. This how-to gives great details and tips about the entire process.
-
Maryland Sheep and Wool FestivalCurious about the Maryland Sheep and Wool festival? Read all about the interesting activities and unique crafts available at this premier mid-Atlantic fiber arts festival.
-
Wool Dryer BallsMany people have heard about wool dryer balls, but probably don't know what they are. These balls have a number of uses, with the main being to cut down on laundry drying time and saving energy usage. -
Wool Cloth in World of Warcraft- How to Make WoW Gold from ItDiscover the easiest way to gather wool cloth in world of warcraft. Plus a few tricks to even add to your gold making totals. -
How to Remove Lipstick Stains from Silk and WoolHow to remove lipstick stains from silk and wool. These are the easy ways to do it.
-
Symptoms of Wool AllergyThink you might be allergic to wool? Find out the most common symptoms here.
-
How to Make Felted Wool Dryer BallsIt's easy to make these felted wool balls that help dry your clothes and reduce static cling.
-
Tips for Making a Wool Wire Threading Hook for Your Spinning WheelIt is easy for your wool to break out of your hands and wind up on the bobbin. When this happens you need to find the end of the yarn and thread it back into place on the bobbin of the wheel.
-
Green Living: Make a Purse from an Old Wool SweaterGo ‘green’ and crochet a purse from an old wool sweater. This eco-friendly craft is fun to make and simple enough for a beginner.
-
Green Living: Repurpose Old Wool Sweaters into a Crocheted Felted PurseCrochet a felted purse from an old wool sweater. The purse will look very large during the crocheting process but will shrink and felt in hot water after the purse is complete.
-
How to Stop a Cat from Chewing Aka Wool Chewing or SuckingWool chewing or sucking starts in kittenhood and can progress into OCD-like behavior in some adult cats unless steps are taken to stop the behavior early on. -
Green Living: Recycled Wool Yarn Easy to Crochet Felted BeretRecycle those old wool sweaters into a one-of-a-kind easy to crochet beret! Take the time to unravel an old wool sweater to create the new crocheted beret. Two balls that are approximately 4-ounces each are needed to complete the project.
-
How to Wash a Wool SweaterLearn how to wash a wool sweater instead of washing money on professional cleaning. With proper care it will not shrink. It can be washed at home. -
How to Wash Alpaca Wool Scarves by Hand: Preserving the Shape and ColorUsually hand washing doesn't require much thought or planning, but with alpaca wool scarves you have to take a little extra care and forethought to make the washing process a success! -
Phrase Origins: Pull the Wool Over Your EyesHave you ever been tricked? Did a person say that they pulled the wool over your eyes? -
The Truth About Cotton Socks: Wear Wool InsteadCotton socks are poor insulators, wick moisture, and cause a layer of water to cling to your feet. Trade out your cotton socks for warmer wool socks. -
Make Wool Needle Felting Christmas OrnamentsIf you love the cozy feel of homespun and country Christmas decorating, you'll love these wool needle felting Christmas ornaments. Nothing says country Christmas like these woolly ornaments! Here's the easy directions for 3 wool needle felting ornaments. -
Aeropostale Wool Blend Pea Coat- Black (Review)Short, cute, sassy, and warm is what you will find in the Aeropostale Wool Blend Pea Coat.
