[Jacob-list] Fiber Mill

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I had a HUGE accumulation of wool processed at the Texas Fiber Mill.   They 
do a very nice job, and now I am much more likely to get those braided rugs  
done!
 
Louise...  

 
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Date: Wed, 17 Sep 2008 13:15:44 -0400 (EDT)
From: "Hannah"  <hannah at knoxfarms.com>
Subject: [Jacob-list] Custom Mills
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I am on a hunt for the absolute best  custom mill.  I live in NC, but am
willing to try out-of-state  places.

Thanks!

Hk


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Date: Wed, 17 Sep 2008 16:13:27 EDT
From: ACAMDA at aol.com
Subject:  Re: [Jacob-list] Custom Mills
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Hannah - 

I've been very happy with  MacAusland Woolen Mills on Prince Edward Island  
for blankets.   Unless you have 300 pounds though, they will mix "a little"  
of  
someone else's wool in with your to make a full batch.

Zeilinger  Wool in Michigan was good for roving and batting.  

I tried  Georgia Mountain Fibers in Blue Ridge, but they  specialize in llama 
 
and alpaca and will only do sheep fiber if it is already   washed.  I've seen 
theirs and it seems they do a good job, but the  last  time I tried to wash 
fiber I ended up with one giant ball of  lint, so I think  I'll stick with 
someone 
who'll do it for  me.

Hope this helps.

Kathey in  Georgia



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