Fleece For Sale
1/2010 - sold out of all 2009 wool. Will have new stock in July of 2010.
The URL to our Ebay store for those that like to use Ebay is http://stores.ebay.com/Sizer-Farm-Country-Store or click here Sizer Farm Country Store. All of our currently available fleeces listed below are also in the store.
If you wish to see what other buyers have to say about my fleeces, please look at my wife's feedback. Her user ID on Ebay is catherinetsizer. The fleeces below will be continuously listed on Ebay so you may buy them there if you wish or straight off this website. We take checks, money orders and PayPal.
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Fleeces currently available are listed below. We ship UPS and USPS and also DHL. You will be charged actual shipping. You may email fleeces@sizerfarm.com for a quote. I sell them either individually or as a group; however many you want I can send to you.
DISCOUNTS OF 10% TO 20% OFF (OR MORE FOR WHOLESALE PURCHASES) APPLY FOR MULTIPLE PURCHASES. Your discount will show on your quote when you email me for a shipping quote.
All fleeces are sold by the pound. Individual pricing using this pricing scheme is indicated by each fleece in the fleece listing (below). The pricing is as follows:
staple length 3" to 3 1/2" - $4.00 per lb.
staple length 3 3/4" - $6.00 per lb.
staple length 4" and up and all black wool - $7.00 per lb.
I will also have some tag wool which also contains belly and head wool. There's some good spinning wool in this mixture for a bargain - also excellent for felting. And the taggy stuff can be used for gardening and mulching. It's $1.50 a pound, five pound minimum.
GENERAL INFORMATION
2010 wool will be sold by the whole, skirted fleece. The staple length listed are the longest fibers in the fleece so you can expect most of the wool to be a bit shorter than the length listed.
I have been told by a spinner that the wool has a medium/fine crimp and is very durable. Most have indicated it is good to blend with finer wool to give the finer wool strength. I do not spin myself nor do I claim to be an expert in wool so if you have any specific questions regarding the texture and use of this wool please consult an expert - not me! I'd be happy to send a small free sample to you if you want to look it over first.
The sheep are fed hay off the ground during the winter so there should be very little vegetable matter present. There may be some double cutting but I have tried to avoid that as much as possible.
