I used to buy Wool Wax Creme from one of the animal supply companies.
Not sure which. But it had lanolin in and was really nice for dry
cracked hands.
AND I cannot imagine plying 5 strands. I will be watching to see how
you do it. ;-)
Pat in Wisconsin-Zone 4
d2...@roadrunner.com
D2 writes:
When finished with the spinning, I'll have 5
singles to ply together. Anyone have any
suggetions as to how to ply them?
Way cool, they must be really fine singles! What
are the colors like? For some reason, at this
time of year I'm always *starved* for color :)
Assuming you
Can you thread them through a shaker top from a spice bottle? that will
allow you to have some tension and to be able to hold them separate up
until you want them together.
D2 writes:
When finished with the spinning, I'll have 5
singles to ply together. Anyone have any
suggetions as to
Hi All
Sorry for the off topic, but this where I heard of a product for skin. I think
it was made from sheep? maybe goat? milk. A very little went a long way. And it
was years ago. The company, I hope,
is still around. I really need that product.
For fiber content, I dragged out my Schacht
