British Countryside Batt — Seafret Fiber Content_Ingeo Corn fluffy surface texture

fluffy surface texture

Citric acid is a mild acid derived from citrus fruits

honest true grey

Alum does not bond with cellulose fibers as well as it does with protein fibers

The first commercial production in America was opened in 1910 by the American Viscose Company and the fiber became known as viscose rayon

British Countryside Batt — Seafret Fiber Content_Ingeo Corn fluffy surface textureMeet Seafret named for the ethereal coastal sea mist that drifts silently inland along the cliffs and shores of northeastern England, softening everything it touches in a veil of cool, silvery blue grey. Each batt is carded from a blend of 50% Black Welsh and 50% Kent Romney wool two heritage British breeds that together deliver a beautifully textured, bulky batt with rich tonal depth. At 3032 microns, Brook is versatile enough for needle felting, wet