Shetland sheep roving is prized for its lightweight warmth, fine staple length, and beautiful natural color palette—ranging from soft creams and tans to rich browns and moorit browns and blacks. Shetland roving is a favorite among artisans and crafters for spinning, felting, and weaving; its soft, resilient fibers draft smoothly for hand-spinners seeking a delicate, airy yarn with excellent stitch definition. Felters appreciate its slight lanolin content and crimp for rapid, even matting in sculptural and decorative projects. Weavers and knitters love Shetland roving for creating lightweight, warm garments, textured accents, and multicolored effects when blended or dyed.
Shetland sheep roving is prized for its lightweight warmth, fine staple length, and beautiful natural color palette—ranging from soft creams and tans to rich browns and moorit browns and blacks. Shetland roving is a favorite among artisans and crafters for spinning, felting, and weaving; its soft, resilient fibers draft smoothly for hand-spinners seeking a delicate, airy yarn with excellent stitch definition. Felters appreciate its slight lanolin content and crimp for rapid, even matting in sculptural and decorative projects. Weavers and knitters love Shetland roving for creating lightweight, warm garments, textured accents, and multicolored effects when blended or dyed.
