Noils

Noils are evil...or so I thought until I discovered they were in the beloved Summer Tweed.

Archive 2006-03-01 Spinningfishwife 2006

Noils are evil...or so I thought until I discovered they were in the beloved Summer Tweed.

March WIP. Spinningfishwife 2006

= Noils = are the rejected fibers from the process of combing the different wools and hairs; thus, wool noils are from the sheep, mohair noils from the Angora goat, and alpaca noils from the Peruvian sheep.

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Noils are divided into classes, namely, long-wool noils, short or fine-wool noils, mohair noils, and alpaca noils.

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Wool Substitutes and Waste Remanufactured -- Noils, Shoddy, and Mungo.

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