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Birch Bark Dyed Wool
$0.00We got it figured out!
Birch Bark is now available on BecauseofEwe.com website. Head on over there an order it.
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Dyed Wool Best Beige Background
$50.00The wools included in your packet will differ from the ones shown. Textured wool is only available for a short time. I will put together your packet based on the light colored wools I have available at the time of your order.
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Limited Supply: Face Kit Dyed Wool For Nov 2023 Live class
$16.00Choose between the colors I used for Southern Woman or the colors I will be using during this class.
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Random Cut Strips
Original price was: $2.50.$1.75Current price is: $1.75.Sold by the ounce.
These are random cut strips, all different wools, all different sizes, sold by the ounce. Most of the strips are in the larger range, 6 and up.
If you are hooking the Beginner Square, purchase 3 ounces. You will also need backing. Choose Beginner piece.
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Rug Hooking Wool For Sale
Price range: $4.00 through $27.00Also known as Generic Wool.
Use this page to order wool that is not on my website. Choose a size from the drop down box.Be sure to read the instructions below AND verify that I have the wool you want in stock
The inventory list is below in the description.
If you do NOT see the wool you want to order, you MUST call me and verify that it is available BEFORE you order it! Refunds for unavailable wool will be made LESS credit card processing fees.
Do not order 1 yard pieces and then ask for 1/2 yard in the description. They are priced differently.
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Window Dyed Wool
Original price was: $15.00.$13.00Current price is: $13.00.What type of wool do you use to hook windows? Window Dyed wool! This is a set of four strips, light, medium, dark and darkest. Each strip is 1/32 yard, approximately 3″ x 18.” These are spot dye wools. I developed the recipe after years of searching for just the right wool. Use the darker…