Fibre processing types explained: Raw, Core wool, Carded, Batts, Slivers, Tops/Roving & more...

Do you question:
• What is a top?
• What is a batt?
• What is roving?
• What is a carded sliver?

Question no longer! In this video, Nicola explains the terminology and differences between how fibre is processed so that you can make informed fibre choices for your projects.

Nicola also explains the terms: 'scoured', 'vegetable matter' and 'grease / lanolin' in relation to fibre.

Nicola also goes into detail showing you and explaining what the different fibre processing types are and what the advantages and disadvantages are for using them for your projects. Processing types covered include: 'raw', 'scoured', 'core wool', Carded, Batts, Slivers, Tops/Roving & more...
• Raw
• Scoured
• Core Wool
• Carded
• Batts
• Slivers
• Tops/Roving (and the difference between them)

At the end of the video, Nicola explains some common effect fibres you may come across, including:
• Locks
• Wool neps
• Angelina fibre.

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Nicola also has a FREE Fibre and Needle Guide. Download your copy here: https://subscribepage.io/fibre-needle...

If you have any questions about how fibre is processed or the difference between them please ask in the comments!



About The Flock:

The Flock is dedicated to providing videos containing all you need to know about needle felting and free video tutorials. Hosted by Nicola Dean – an accomplished fibre artist with a vast experience in 3D and 2D needle felting. Nicola also has experience combining needle felting and wet felting methods; making beautiful pieces of art. In addition to this, Nicola has experience as a needle felting designer and teaching needle felting methods.