There is just something about Wedgewood that speaks to me. I know, I know, wedgewood is a very specific shade of blue and there must be white, and this is far too dark to be considered wedgewood. You're right. I can't tell you why this made me think of wedgewood, but it did. If you think this one doesn't fit the name, take a look at it's even darker mate, Stoney Wedgewood, here.

Bright Wedgewood - Art Batt

This 2 oz batt is less smooth than some, with the Lincoln locks adding texture if you choose, however, you will be able to spin these as smooth or as funky as you would like.

Comprised of 50% Romney, 25% Border Leicester + Lincoln longwool, 24% teeswater, and 1% Silk. Most of these fibers have a staple length of +4" with the exception of the silk.

{In the last photo, Stoney Wedgewood is on the right, Bright Wedgewood is on the left.}

And the standard "color" disclaimer...: I do my best to take and post accurate pictures but please keep in mind that colors vary slightly from monitor to monitor and it may look a little different in person. If you are uncertain about the color, please send me a message requesting more photos.