Susan from her i-phone, I'm not Holly but the crispness also was an early manufacturing problem with some of the yarns, Perendale in NZ for one was in that category. Either it was the sheep breeders or the machinery that was modified so that it became easier to wear
Last night on TV1 - Country Calendar was about a mid-micron sheep breed having it's fleece count upgraded to I think Puretex which in turn is now being used to make baby blankets under I think the Cariboo brand..... http://www.cariboo.us/ when the info is put on the website I will put the link up! At this point Episode 11 is not there....however there are other episodes to check. Next week we are off to Great Barrier Island http://tvnz.co.nz/view/tvone_minisite_index_skin/tvone_country_calendar_group cathy, who doesn't have an i-phone and today for the 2nd time this week my computer is having 'waking' up problems! > Holly, I don't understand your use of "crisp-handling" wools. Please > explain as I don't recall hearing this term in some 30 years of > handspinning.
