Pheasant

Wingham Wool Work

£2.8

Inspired by the rich colours of the British countryside in autumn, Pheasant is one of our exclusive seasonal wool blends, carefully created at Wingham Wool. Warm russet browns, deep chestnut, golden ochres and soft natural tones are expertly blended to capture the distinctive plumage of the pheasant, producing a beautifully heathered fibre with plenty of depth and character. Our blends are professionally carded and combed in-house to create a smooth, consistent top that's a pleasure to spin, felt and work with. The carefully mixed shades produce subtle colour transitions throughout your finish

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