Woolbuddy Needle Felting Wool, Natural Handmade Wool Roving, 6 Vibrant Colors with Instructions (Wool Bag Fall)

I love the variety in this roving wool color assortment! It felts very easily and yields a beautiful finish. I love this cost effective way of having a number of colors on hand: the size is perfect because each bundle provides enough to give great coverage on most any project. Included in the box are instructions on mixing your own unique colors as well, teaching you how to enhance this kit's functionality even more fully: you will be able to use all the colors either as they come or as you desire to mix! The price is actually comparable to other sources as well, so it is a good value!

There are good colors here to mix, in rolls, not tiny litrle plastic pouches . There is enough to actually top coat a small project and have some leftover. I like the box and assortment.

My wife does needle felting and I bought this for her. She is totally enjoying this box of amazing colors and she says the wool is almost completely free of 'debris' and she also says that the wool is perfect for her creations. I have learned a little bit about what she does and 'Batting', 'Roving' and 'Core wool' are different grades of wool. The label tags it as 'Roving' but she says it works well as Batting because of how it lays under her needles. Wool Buddy is an awesome find and the colors made her grin big-time!

I have not used it for anything yet, but the colors are always lovely and the texture perfect for felting.

This felt is so much better than what comes with cheap kits. The texture is coarse and nice to work with. Good variety of colors and a good amount of each.

Beautiful colors , very soft. Haven’t used it yet .

I thought it would be packed a bit more but it is good enough for the price. Glad that the colors are individually packed. Wool is fairly course but will work with what I’m doing with it.

I'm a needle felter and bought this specifically for one of the colors. The fibers are long and straight which isn't so good for needle felting. I learned something from a wet-felting artist at a sheep and wool show, which is to lightly wet some of the wool and pat it so that all the fibers get a bit wet, then let it dry. The fibers become less straight and the wool is a bit easier to needle felt. This worked a lot better than trying to needle felt this wool straight from the package. Also the seller cuts the end bluntly which is really a no no in wool roving. It did however meet my needs after I used the above process.