carded wool
carding wool

Yarn of carded wool, not put up for retail sale.

She pinched up some carded wool from the basket and began to spin. "'"

And the mountains will be like carded wool.

Carded wool and knitting yarn also for sale, various colours.

The lasses carded wool or span whenever they had nothing else to do, just as at home.

Morgaine laid aside the carded wool for spinning and sighed.

This mill also supplied carded wool for domestic manufacture.

Some breeders export fleece and carded wool for handcrafts to other countries.

Both children enjoyed a pioneer-farm exhibit where they carded wool, panned for gold and made arrowheads.

There were also slabs of beeswax and bundles of carded wool for weaving.

Woven fabrics of carded wool or of carded fine animal hair.

Woolen is a soft, short-staple, carded wool yarn typically used for knitting.

He extended his perceptions, and from what he could tell the wagon held bales of cleaned and carded wool.

As thus: A piece of carded wool which is drawn out lengthwise and breadth-wise is said to be pulled out.

The first lesson uses a single colour of wool and turns hand carded wool into a roving (also known as a sliver or top).

Fleece wool and carded wool for sale.

The crone sat bemused, her hands draped loose amid the carded wool in her lap.

For nearly 200 years the water-powered mill produced lumber, milled corn and wheat, and carded wool.

Unfolded, it revealed a pressed clump of carded wool and yet one more slim tube, this one no longer than a finger.

The Qur'ân replied by saying that the seemingly immovable mountains will on that day float around 'like carded wool' (101:5).

Women tended to cattle, milked cows, carded wool; were weavers, dyers, and corn grinders.

We did blackwork embroidery, wrote with quill pens in secretary hand, decorated roundels, carded wool and made nosegays.

I looked at the cloth face, the yellow wool hair our own unpicked carded wool the stuffed sacking body, the cracked boots .

Fleecewood is an owner-operated farming business producing and selling top quality fleeces, carded wool and selected yarns, worldwide.

Woolen (American English) or woollen (Commonwealth English) is a type of yarn made from carded wool.

The mill was then extended and used for carding wool.

He was educated in Quebec, learning the trade of carding wool.

Majority of carding wool today is shipped at 16 Tonne.

It was as if she were arranging flowers or carding wool.

He built a stone mill to grind corn, another for carding wool.

His sister, ten-year-old Modesty was carding wool in the shed out back.

The process from hand-shearing to carding wool, spinning and weaving will be demonstrated.

Carding wools remain in short supply and continue to attract keen bidding.

Fibres less than that form short wool and are described as clothing or carding wool.

Weavers at the museum, though, can be seen carding wool and working at handlooms.

Description: Shots of women outside spinning and carding wool and working on a rug.

Its decoration varied from scenes of women working carding wool, to symposia or Amazons.

In preparing them for spinning and weaving, the first step is usually a straightening of the fibers by processes like carding wool.

There isn't much more to see, unless you enjoy native crafts like dipping tallow candles or carding wool.

Workshops carding wool, spinning, making Serge, and cloth were installed in the vicinity of the town.

Demand for carding wools remained firm.

I worked at carding wool before I became a trooper, but I never really learned spinning.

GWS has the ability to scour fine to superfine top making and carding wools.

Aye it's for carding wool.

Erhana nodded and slipped uphill toward the house where Dyella was carding wool in the shade of the porch.

After leaving school at seventeen, Luce worked from 1841 until 1848 in a woolen mill, carding wool and dressing the unfinished cloth for sale.

The fair will offer demonstrations from sheep shearing to plowing and activities for children like carding wool and drop spindling.

One of them was carding wool; one of them was spinning; and the third was weaving.

Michell is a leading exporter of scoured carding wool, with specialist buyers in the northern, western and southern regions of Australia.

This was vital in the case of woollens, made from carding wool, but not for worsted materials made from combing wool.