Wool combing basics and trouble shooting problem wool

[@TheKirstebee]

Thanks for this vid. It has some really useful information that I haven’t seen in other vids about combing! 😀 Really interesting to see it applied to different types of fleece ❤

[@tracys3096]

Thank you for posting this. You are obviously very knowledgeable about processing fleece.

[@TheMarigoldShepherdess]

Thank you!

[@iwonacharleson7071]

Thank you - a very informative vid specially as I keep Shetlands.

[@maryannhalstead5547]

Thank you so much for covering some of the more obscure breeds of wool - being someone who is passionate about conserving these breeds, I’ve been more than a little frustrated with the lack of information on processing them (particularly Gulf Coast Native, Tunis and Navajo Churro). Stumbled on your channel quite by accident but am looking forward to more content related to conservancy breeds.

[@TheMarigoldShepherdess]

I got Gulf Coast Natives because I was looking for a wool breed that would do well in the southeast. This got me started on my love for working with rare breed wool. It has been a lot of trial and error, but a lot of fun experimenting and seeing what works for each wool type. I haven't worked with Navajo Churro, but it is on my list along with a few other rare breeds. I will get to them eventually. I'm so glad you enjoyed the video! I've got more conservancy breeds in planning.

[@Serenity-fu8xz]

What gauge are your Valkyries? Are they the extra fine ones

[@mywoolmitten]

I love that, "the Princess fleece" 😂

[@TheMarigoldShepherdess]

Makes you feel like a fiber princess 😁

[@iceberg232323]

Thank you for the video! If you ever find a good table for your hackle, i need one too. :p

[@TheMarigoldShepherdess]

Will do! 😁

[@deejcarter2003]

I’ve never seen so little waste that you have on the coated fleece.😱