because it is thick so the needles won't come through
YES
A small needle or a cosmetic case is an etui.
You can use wool yarn in any of the needle arts, including weaving, crochet, needlepoint -- and knitting.
Cotton does not replace wool, since the two fibres fill two different kinds of niches in fabric, clothing and needle arts.
Gabardine is closely woven fabric, and in this case, woven from wool.
Raw wool is usually cleaned by combing. A brush with long, needle like steel bristles is used to comb the wool. Then it can be placed in cold water and combed again for further cleaning and then dying.
Good quality wool can be any colour.
wool holds lot of air.air being bad conductor of heat make the wool a good conductor of heat.
No, you cannot effectively needle felt with a sewing needle. Needle felting requires a special barbed needle designed to tangle and mat the fibers together, while a standard sewing needle is smooth and not suitable for this purpose. Using a sewing needle will not produce the desired felting effect and could damage the wool fibers. For successful needle felting, it's essential to use the correct type of felting needle.
Wool keeps you warm, even when it gets wet.
Nearly any type of wool can be needle felted but certain types work better than others. Wool in batting form (sheets of wool that resembles quilt batting) works the best for sculptural needle felting but it can be harder to find than wool for traditional felting or spinning - also known as roving or combed tops.I use Norwegian C1 Felting Batts for my Felt Alive Wool Sculptures. It felts very fast with a felting needle, it doesn't contain much vegetable matter and it doesn't show the holes from the felting needles. I love it because it is strong which allows my dolls to be very strong and flexible without the use of wire armatures.I find Norwegian C1 Felting Batts online from New England Felting Supply and in smaller quantities at Dream Felt.
No because water is a good conductor of heat in comparison to wool.