Any wool becomes fabric by weaving, knitting or crochet techniques.
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There are many variables to the burn rate of wool. The form it has been processed into or if it is in a raw unprocessed or fairly unprocessed state. In a controlled test over a lit candle a 10cm square of average weave wool fabric ignites in about 13 seconds and self extinguishes in about 15 seconds.
yes. else the fabric will become hards as the softener dries out
Waxes -especially parafinic waxes are, extremely hydrophobic and so they repel water.Thus when you saturate a fabric with wax the water does not wet the fibers of the fabric and the water forms beads on the outer surface of the fabric rather than penetrating through to the other side.
rock wool is made out of rock and glass wool is made out of glass
Virgin merino wool is an unprocessed wool and is obtained from merino sheep or lambs. Regular merino wool is processed from the withers only of merino sheep. While not as soft as virgin merino wool, the regular merino wool is still of excellent quality.
Merino wool is the wool from the Merino breed of sheep. It is prized for its texture and commands a premium price from manufacturers who use wool.
merino wool
Merino wool came originally from Spain.
Merino wool comes from the Merino sheep. Merino sheep are most commonly found in the United States and Australia and are prized for their high quality wool.
Merino are a breed of sheep, prized for their high quality wool.
Merino wool regardless of its origin is available in many yarn weights.
merino wool
Merino is a breed of sheep. The merino is well known for its very soft wool which has many fashion uses in articles of clothing that are worn right next to the skin as it isn't scritchey, and it is a favored wool to work with by handspinners. So merino wool is made by the merino breed of sheep.
sheep the merino is famous for its wool
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Merino Wool