Angora Bunny Fleece by the Ounce


Prime Wool sells at $5.00 per ounce plus shipping.

If you are interested, please e-mail Cheryl at amberangora@yahoo.com
Let us know what color you are interested in getting, how much fiber you want, and your postal code. We will get back with you with what colors we have available, what the estimated shipping cost would be and what the total would be. Once we have your check for the total,
we would send you the wool.

As of 9/20/07 we have in stock:
  • 10 ounces of White (Bathsheeba: German, extra long locks w/ more guard hair)
  • 6 ounces of White (Vvolfie: German, shorter locks, softer w/ more crimp, less guard hair)
  • 2 ounces of Black (Diablo: French, long silky, deep to pale gray locks)
  • 3 ounces of Blue (BunnyBunny: French, long silky pale gray to silver locks)
  • 2 ounces of Chocolate Torte (Valentino: German Satin Cross, long, silky, creamy undercoat with golden brown guard hair)

what spinners say about our wool

 

Pure white from German Purebred "Bathsheeba"

This package shows what 2 ounces looks like.

A lock of "Bathsheeba" wool.

We almost always have some white available, since our German bunns out produce our Satin Angoras by 6 to 1.

This silky, shiny golden lock is from our Red Torte 100% Satin Angora "BabaYaga" Their golden fleeces are not as long, but most luxurious to spin. Satin Angora wool grows very very slowly and the harvest is skimpy compared to the germans.

We are saving every last bit our satin wool for a project and not selling any at this time.

Lock from Chocolate Torte
"Valentino"
our 50/50 German/Satin
Angora Cross.

His color is not as intense and he does not ~show~ satin but carries it recessively.

His wool length and production
is nearly doubled that of BabaYaga

A lock from Red Torte
"Count Dylan Dog"
our 75/25 Satin/German Angora cross.
(son of Valentino and BabaYaga)

So far, his youth coat shows color
that is nearly as intense as the Satins
and just as shiny and silky and nearly as long as the German Angoras

Wool production for
our two 75/25% crosses is at
6 ounces every 90 days
(3 x more wool produced
than the purebred satin angoras)

This silvery lock is from "BunnyBunny"

His wool is not as long as our German's, but it is silky soft and lightly crimped with intermittent glissening silver shafts tipping the end.


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