Felting Needles, purchase the number and style you require.
Fine 40 gauge: A fine needle for detail work and getting a neat surface. Best not to use it when working with coarse fibres or for rough sculpting/bulk work. Barbs on 3 sides
Medium 36 gauge: A good needle for making the bulk of a 3D piece and again, attaching pieces well. Not good for any detail work. Barbs on 3 sides.
Coarse 32 gauge: A good needle for making the bulk of a 3D piece and again, attaching pieces well. Not really suitable for fine detail work. Barbs on 3 sides.
Reverse Barb 40 gauge: The barbs go the opposite direction which results in fibre being pulled out. This is useful to create a fluffy finish on well felted pieces
Spiral 36 gauge: The needles are twisted which makes felting faster while reducing the surface holes other needles make.
Star 38 gauge: With barbs on four sides it is a great all round needle, good for finer work and finer wools as well as bulky sculpting work.
Felting Needles, purchase the number and style you require.
Fine 40 gauge: A fine needle for detail work and getting a neat surface. Best not to use it when working with coarse fibres or for rough sculpting/bulk work. Barbs on 3 sides
Medium 36 gauge: A good needle for making the bulk of a 3D piece and again, attaching pieces well. Not good for any detail work. Barbs on 3 sides.
Coarse 32 gauge: A good needle for making the bulk of a 3D piece and again, attaching pieces well. Not really suitable for fine detail work. Barbs on 3 sides.
Reverse Barb 40 gauge: The barbs go the opposite direction which results in fibre being pulled out. This is useful to create a fluffy finish on well felted pieces
Spiral 36 gauge: The needles are twisted which makes felting faster while reducing the surface holes other needles make.
Star 38 gauge: With barbs on four sides it is a great all round needle, good for finer work and finer wools as well as bulky sculpting work.
The benefits of Wool
Australian climate - perfect for wool
The vast, open pastures of Australia offer ample grazing areas, promoting healthy, well-nourished sheep that produce high-quality wool.
Tasmania's cooler climate provide ideal conditions for producing exceptionally fine wool, making it a renowned region for premium wool production in Australia.