Post by zed on Apr 26, 2014 10:35:45 GMT
In case anyone is interested, I've uploaded Word documents with edited versions of the tables I used to record my wool supplies.
There is one with lists of different breeds of Wool Tops: feltingandfiberstudio.com/?attachment_id=8319
Click the attachment link to open or download the document.
I've put the Micron counts on there, but the info varied between a couple of sites, so it's best to get the info from your supplier if you need it.
The other one has lists of the different types of raw wool, scoured wool, raw locks, washed locks, carded wool and animal fibres that I commonly use. feltingandfiberstudio.com/?attachment_id=8318
They are just tables, easily adaptable, and easy to add/delete wool types. I thought they might be useful for saving a bit of time
There is one with lists of different breeds of Wool Tops: feltingandfiberstudio.com/?attachment_id=8319
Click the attachment link to open or download the document.
I've put the Micron counts on there, but the info varied between a couple of sites, so it's best to get the info from your supplier if you need it.
The other one has lists of the different types of raw wool, scoured wool, raw locks, washed locks, carded wool and animal fibres that I commonly use. feltingandfiberstudio.com/?attachment_id=8318
They are just tables, easily adaptable, and easy to add/delete wool types. I thought they might be useful for saving a bit of time
