100% New Zealand Merino Combed Sliver/Top 20.5 Micron, Bumps of 100 Grams, also available in Larger Quantities please ask in the Question Section if you require larger quantities.

Our New Zealand Merino is from New Zealand Sheep, is dyed in New Zealand and then Carded and Combed and processed into Top

This Merino is good for Spinning and Felting, below you can fine the differing terms for differing kinds of Merino
Choose the colour you would like from the Colour Index on the second photo
1 Natural 2 Spring
3 Red Clay
4 Dark Gold 5 Lilac
6 Taupe
7 Manderine
8 Maize 9 Rich Red
10 Peach 11 Candy
13 Purple (out of stock)
14 Dark Brown
12 (Iris out of stock)


Top
A strand of longer fibres that have been straightened, made parallel and separated from the shorter fibres by combing.


Sliver
A sliver is the bundle of parallel fibres produced in early stages of fibre preparation, principally, the output from carding and sometimes combing.


Card sliver
a continuous strand of carded and loosely assembled wool fibres with variable amounts of vegetable matter. Its linear density is approximately constant and it is without twist.

Roving
When used as a preparation for spinning it is called a roving. A roving is often used to spin worsted yarn, and many hand spinners buy their fibre in roving form. The term 'tow' is not often heard, except when dealing with linen.