Making a Wool Hackle Myself to Save $185

An important part of processing raw fiber into lovely fluffy spinnable fiber that I can make into yarn is combing or carding an aligning the fibers, cleaning them of debris and the shorter waste fibers.

I'm going to show you in upcoming videos how I process raw fiber and spin it into yarn, but today let's take a look at how I made the tools I'll be using in those videos.

Part 1 where I make wool combs is here:    • What has 208 nails & I made it on the...  

Here's how I made wool hackle out of nails and scrap oak and saved myself $185. Hope it's helpful and you learned something new!


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