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wool as disposable products?

I've also experienced. We have offices in Austria, buy and process the wool. There are a few mills produce, the Yarn, some small companies also produce wool quilts. With its expansion the felting has again produced a little more demand. Generally you have to say that the wool of the sheep is on us a by-product and as such, does not have the quality that you expect. Since I buy my wool for spinning, I can at least reasonably well to distinguish qualities. There will, which are really soft and fluffy. I will not stop knitting sweaters who scratches only. As Weber Spinner, the product must maintain a certain quality, otherwise it has no justification. As a craftsman you can cover a given segment and commercially, it must match the quality and design. The days when a hand-woven scarf in itself was particularly are over. Products must be worth the price, otherwise the price is not justified. This applies to the carpet, as a piece of furniture or a scarf in the same way. Crafts should be slightly resistant and good quality. What I expect in all areas of Sun
go there and my thoughts. I would like to use wool for the purpose for which it is created. Of a stiff thick mountain sheep wool I will not fluffy product can produce. The wool determines the final product. If I would want to get a variety of local breeders, then I would buy. I do not pay a high price just because it's native sheep wool. Did you even sheep for meat or milk, and would weave the wool, you have to choose, adapted to the products to do so.
My considerations in terms of spinning and weaving are so multilayered. On the one hand, I will soon have to worry how the available resources, be it their own wool yarn or local companies that can handle reasonable. This will certainly be in the future for me one aspect. This topic I would with other weavers on a broader basis like to edit. For this, current, homework I have to disappoint my readers in the direction but a little. The areas that I have chosen, or edit in the next few weeks will go a little in another direction. I think more intensively about buying the areas in which material to the effort to spin and then weave it is worth. What I am working on are turned yarn, paper yarn and probably Tweed yarns and how can I make "fantasy yarn in tissues advantage.
But more on this in other posts. Anyone who wants to participate in the discussion on the appropriate use of native sheep wool is cordially invited. Maybe we can collect our results.