Welcome to Fellview Fibres. If you have any questions or requests, please contact me at carol@fellviewfibres.co.uk
23rd December 2024 - The shop is now open as normal. Sadly, due to the new European GPSR regulations, at present, I cannot send items to the EU or Northern Ireland. Any orders placed will be fully refunded. I am hoping to find a 'work around' for this issue. As soon as a way forward is found, I look forward to trading with my lovely customers in the EU again.
Dispatch times at present will be approximately 5-6 weeks
UK shipping will be sent via Royal Mail (either first class or tracked 48) and all international orders will be sent using a tracked method. Once your item is shipped I will send you an email with your tracking information. Please note - for some of the dispatch messages that I have sent from the shop email address have been delivered to spam/junk folders - so please check these folders to check for replies and tracking information.
The house where I grew up is well over 200 years old. At the bottom of the garden at the front is this stone wall. No one seems to know exactly how old the wall is - it just always seems to have been there. It has been made (and patched up) with all sorts of stone, bricks and cement over the years. It is still standing strong - despite the growth of lichen, ferns and wallflowers :-)
These punis/ rolags reflect the shades of different colours and textures within this venerable wall. I have tried to match the soft brown and grey tones using natural undyed fibres, augmented with merino in shades of green, unbleached tussah silk, and green tussah silk.
I have had to slightly changed one of the natural fibres used in this blend, from the original blend, due to being unable to source one of the fibres. To give the rolags a mixture of textures, to relfect the patched nature of the wall, I have used brown Icelandic fibres, oatmeal BFL and Moorit Shetland fibres.
All of the fibres, apart from the tussah silk, will felt, if you do not want it to, hand wash in cool water.
