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Boiled Wool - Green
This 148cm wide, 65% polyester and 35% wool moss green boiled wool coating fabric features a coarse brushed texture on one side and a soft cable knit on the reverse.
- Coarse brushed texture on the face with a soft cable knit finish on the reverse side.
- Lightweight with a tight weave for durability.
- Perfect for cosy coats, jackets, and outerwear projects.
- Naturally resistant to odours, dirt, and water.
| Approx width: | 148cm | 58" | |
| Composition: | 65% Polyester | 35% Wool | |
| Construction: | Knitted | |
| Washing instructions: | Dry clean or see instructions below | |
| What can I make with this: | Jackets, Coats, Jumpers, Berets | |
| Approx. Weight: | Midweight | |
| Weft Stretch (Horizontal): | 0% | |
| Warp Stretch (Vertical): | 0% |
How do I care for this fabric?
Boiled Wool is a purely natural fabric. It has a natural lanolin protection which makes woollen products so easy to care for. Boiled wool needs to be dry/steam/fresh air cleaned.
- If a boiled wool coat has just got slightly dirty, it is fine to shake or brush it out very carefully using a fine haired brush that will not damage the wool.
- To get rid of unwanted smells in boiled wool garments, place them in the bathroom when you take a shower. The air humidity has a "self-cleaning" effect on wool.
Steaming to keep the fabric fresh Please note!! test on a small piece first to see how your fabric is reacting to heat. Use a low heat with steam.
- Steaming your wool fabric using an iron should be carried out in a methodical no rush way to ensure all areas of the fabric are covered.
- Set the iron to a wool setting and hold the iron approximately 1.5cm/1 inch above the fabric. Hold the iron there for around five seconds before moving on to the next section.
Please read - important tips on washing fabric, shrinkage and colour representation.
- Please allow 2-10% shrinkage on fabrics to be on the safe side. Wash before making up in the same manner as you would with subsequent washes (including drying methods)
- Please test a sample area first to find the most suitable way to wash your chosen fabrics, as we cannot accept liability for fabrics washed or treated incorrectly.
- Whilst every effort is made, we cannot guarantee that the colours you see on your screen are accurate because every screen shows colours differently.
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Boiled Wool - Green
Boiled Wool - Green
This 148cm wide, 65% polyester and 35% wool moss green boiled wool coating fabric features a coarse brushed texture on one side and a soft cable knit on the reverse.
- Coarse brushed texture on the face with a soft cable knit finish on the reverse side.
- Lightweight with a tight weave for durability.
- Perfect for cosy coats, jackets, and outerwear projects.
- Naturally resistant to odours, dirt, and water.
| Approx width: | 148cm | 58" | |
| Composition: | 65% Polyester | 35% Wool | |
| Construction: | Knitted | |
| Washing instructions: | Dry clean or see instructions below | |
| What can I make with this: | Jackets, Coats, Jumpers, Berets | |
| Approx. Weight: | Midweight | |
| Weft Stretch (Horizontal): | 0% | |
| Warp Stretch (Vertical): | 0% |
How do I care for this fabric?
Boiled Wool is a purely natural fabric. It has a natural lanolin protection which makes woollen products so easy to care for. Boiled wool needs to be dry/steam/fresh air cleaned.
- If a boiled wool coat has just got slightly dirty, it is fine to shake or brush it out very carefully using a fine haired brush that will not damage the wool.
- To get rid of unwanted smells in boiled wool garments, place them in the bathroom when you take a shower. The air humidity has a "self-cleaning" effect on wool.
Steaming to keep the fabric fresh Please note!! test on a small piece first to see how your fabric is reacting to heat. Use a low heat with steam.
- Steaming your wool fabric using an iron should be carried out in a methodical no rush way to ensure all areas of the fabric are covered.
- Set the iron to a wool setting and hold the iron approximately 1.5cm/1 inch above the fabric. Hold the iron there for around five seconds before moving on to the next section.
Please read - important tips on washing fabric, shrinkage and colour representation.
- Please allow 2-10% shrinkage on fabrics to be on the safe side. Wash before making up in the same manner as you would with subsequent washes (including drying methods)
- Please test a sample area first to find the most suitable way to wash your chosen fabrics, as we cannot accept liability for fabrics washed or treated incorrectly.
- Whilst every effort is made, we cannot guarantee that the colours you see on your screen are accurate because every screen shows colours differently.
$4.21
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Description
This 148cm wide, 65% polyester and 35% wool moss green boiled wool coating fabric features a coarse brushed texture on one side and a soft cable knit on the reverse.
- Coarse brushed texture on the face with a soft cable knit finish on the reverse side.
- Lightweight with a tight weave for durability.
- Perfect for cosy coats, jackets, and outerwear projects.
- Naturally resistant to odours, dirt, and water.
| Approx width: | 148cm | 58" | |
| Composition: | 65% Polyester | 35% Wool | |
| Construction: | Knitted | |
| Washing instructions: | Dry clean or see instructions below | |
| What can I make with this: | Jackets, Coats, Jumpers, Berets | |
| Approx. Weight: | Midweight | |
| Weft Stretch (Horizontal): | 0% | |
| Warp Stretch (Vertical): | 0% |
How do I care for this fabric?
Boiled Wool is a purely natural fabric. It has a natural lanolin protection which makes woollen products so easy to care for. Boiled wool needs to be dry/steam/fresh air cleaned.
- If a boiled wool coat has just got slightly dirty, it is fine to shake or brush it out very carefully using a fine haired brush that will not damage the wool.
- To get rid of unwanted smells in boiled wool garments, place them in the bathroom when you take a shower. The air humidity has a "self-cleaning" effect on wool.
Steaming to keep the fabric fresh Please note!! test on a small piece first to see how your fabric is reacting to heat. Use a low heat with steam.
- Steaming your wool fabric using an iron should be carried out in a methodical no rush way to ensure all areas of the fabric are covered.
- Set the iron to a wool setting and hold the iron approximately 1.5cm/1 inch above the fabric. Hold the iron there for around five seconds before moving on to the next section.
Please read - important tips on washing fabric, shrinkage and colour representation.
- Please allow 2-10% shrinkage on fabrics to be on the safe side. Wash before making up in the same manner as you would with subsequent washes (including drying methods)
- Please test a sample area first to find the most suitable way to wash your chosen fabrics, as we cannot accept liability for fabrics washed or treated incorrectly.
- Whilst every effort is made, we cannot guarantee that the colours you see on your screen are accurate because every screen shows colours differently.
