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Developed in Wales during the early 1800's, Lleyn are now found throughout the UK and are primarily raised for meat. The British Wool Board classifies Lleyn as a medium grade wool.
Lleyn wool is sometimes described as similar to a BFL in softness and a Border Leicester in strength.
It's insulating properties and texture characteristics make it an ideal choice for a variety of weaving, knitting or crochet projects.
Suitable for dyeing, spinning, weaving, knitting and felting.
Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 3 reviews.
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"I was expecting it to be kind of bad given the price, but it turns out this wool is delightful. It is still soft enough for say, a scarf, and very cooperative to work with, not fussy at all with a smooth and relaxed draft. I do not recommend spinning singles with this stuff however as it does not splice easily and DOES draft apart easily. You will get weaksauce singles. Nevertheless I give it five stars for being so so nice to work with."
"Lovely to spin!"
"This surprised me with have nice a spin it was. I would make a vest with this when it is spun into yarn."
