"I do however really like the texture of the wool and the little tail, adorable."
"Wool is the greatest fabric ever."
"99% of you want to go with wool, 100% wool is where it's at."
"I'm an absolute lover and advocate for the use of wool. Wool is naturally a very insulating material. It's going to keep you very warm and it holds a lot of that insulation property even when it's soaking wet."
"An escaped sheep was found with 60 lb of wool."
"For a jumper that's 100% wool, that is really good value."
"Filson has the perfect Heritage wool. Filson has the perfect Heritage jackets and coats. Filson wool is some of the most beautiful wool."
"Despite being from many different animals, wool actually has a very consistent group of attributes."
"It's very good at absorbing water without feeling damp."
"Wool is also fire resistant, meaning it simply self-extinguishes."
"Most of the wool production in the world comes out of Australia, New Zealand, the United States, and China."
"This little guy helps you pick up wool pieces."
"The wool was the single most important product in Roman Britain."
"I think actually this was probably in a lighter wool and it was supposed to be skinnier."
"Wool is basically Nature's super Fabric."
"As you can see, I am just piercing the wool."
"Another one of my absolute favorites for a worsted weight 100% wool untreated yarn is Patons Classic Worsted."
"It's a really lovely, hearty rustic wool that's intended to be used in tapestries."
"It's hand spun wool for a skirt that I've made before."
"This lady is a famous resident of town, she sits here, she lives here, she knits and she creates all these beautiful handicrafts out of wool."
"Wool keeps you warm when it's damp and it does a remarkably good job of that."
"This is wool roving... it's very soft, it's easy to work with."
"This Marina wool is a miracle fabric."
"This is wool; it needs to be blocked to get into its final form."
"Wool can keep you warm and it can keep you dry because it's water-resistant and moisture-wicking."
"Wool is my favorite fiber in general, doesn't matter what kind it is."
"I love the smell of wool and stuff, gosh I love it."
"I love it; it is my favorite thing, Icelandic wool and Icelandic culture."
"I'm back in my studio, I have my hands in Wool, my heart is in the right place, and I hope very much to have many more opportunities during this winter to sit and talk to you in this way."
"We love geeking out about construction of wool and yarn and breeds and all that good stuff."
"We have so many non-superwash wools because I find that's really my happy place."
"This is a beautiful Romney with nice soft wave crimping to it and a beautiful color."
"Once upon a time regarded as the world's wool capital, Bradford is home to centuries of history."
"I love the smell of wool, as I always say, if there was like a wool perfume, I'd be up on that."
"The cool thing about a sheep and wool festival is that there are tons of animals there."
"The wool prefers to be more acidic and the soap prefers to be more basic, so the vinegar helps break down that soap."
"If you're going to start experimenting with different sheep breeds, BFL is the entry point into a whole other world."
"I love the texture, and as with BFL, it just creates a very nice crisp woolly texture."
"Wool has magical moisture-wicking properties; it prevents the moisture from retaining in the fabric."
"Every skein we sell comes from a particular fleece, the animal's picture is attached to the skein."
"Wool was as Australian as wombats and much more profitable."
"When wool gets wet, it shrinks. Sheep go out in the rain; they don't shrink."
"Wool is also naturally antimicrobial, so it'll help your feet have less stench to them while you're hiking."
"For me personally, I do prefer wool."
"The lanolin oil in the wool helps to neutralize any urine, so it removes the odor."
"The most important thing is the wool."
"Sheep wool is able to absorb and evaporate moisture, accumulate heat, and thus helps with colds, rheumatism, sciatica, and other diseases of the muscles and joints."
"This is a hundred percent wool, so it lays very flat."
"It's not like a big bulky winter jacket, but because they are 100% wool and they are beautifully made, they keep you so, so warm."
"It's like magic when you get fluffy balls of wool and then you just look at them and go, 'Wow!'"
"Wool has an oil in it called lanolin, which is what gives the wool a lot of its wonderful properties."
"A good pair of Merino socks... they don't stink as well, which is also an added benefit."
"One of the most amazing things that I love about wool is that it's got memory."
"I'm always like telling people, wool is magical."
"Wool fibers grow on the sheep with something called crimp, the curl and fluffiness and texture of each individual wool fiber."
"Wool is naturally water resistant in two ways: the outside of the fiber is hydrophobic, meaning water repellent."
"It's the pure wool by Sandnes Garn, it is 100% Norwegian wool, and it is lovely."
"The softest is by far the Filcalana Peruvian Highland Wool."
"Wool has the best resilience of any fiber."
"Wool can absorb almost 40 percent of its weight in water."
"We've got beautiful wool which the intention will be to send up to McCausland's Woolen Mill to get made into blankets."
"The sheep was sheared by hand and the wool was picked, carded, and spun."
"Wool is biodegradable; wool can be returned to the soil to decompose, where it returns the nutrients to the soil."
"Wool is temperature regulating. If you're hot, it keeps you cool, and it's moisture-wicking."
"Wool is miraculous. It really is my all-time favorite."
"Be sure the sheep are empty and their wool is thoroughly dry before bringing them into the pen."
"Wool is such a good renewable resource."
"We work with Cornish Farmers to produce wool from their fleeces in the color that the Sheep intended."
"This wool is great for anything with texture."
"It's amazing how your body regulates when you wear a hundred percent wool."
"This is super fine merino by White Gum Wool which just feels amazing."
"Our stein fine wool sheep are the result of years of selective breeding for fine fiber, raised with love."
"Wheeling yarn is a type of woolen spun yarn and woolen spun yarn is known to have more insulating properties; it's warmer than worsted spun yarn."
"If you want a sweater with nice big poppy cables that's going to keep its shape through a lot of wear, wool is going to be great because it has a lot of memory."
"I love blazers, I love wool, the two together, match made in heaven."