I had some blue top which I wished to felt.  It was labelled as a
crossbred and should have been fine, but it sure took a long time to
felt.  I was told that there was probably some superwash wool in it to
make up the batch.  So, it could work either way. 

I also had a large project once trying to felt onto muslin which would
not felt.  On checking into what I used, I had grabbed some superwash
instead of regular merino.  It makes a great cobwebby thing for
Halloween.  In this case, it was my fault.
Tricia

Cj. Aberte wrote:

>
> My bet would be on someone in the company using regular wool to "cut"
> the mixture in the yarn and make it more economical.  One reason why
> you need to be careful of sources.
>
> How about a mis-mark by the company or someone pulling the wrong stock
> (even before the dyeing..)?
>
>
> Cj. Aberte
> Melbourne, FL  USA

What if?  A million possibilities.
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