Navajo Churro Wool Roving, Homegrown Natural Colors 4 oz.

Homegrown Navajo Churro wool roving is perfect for spinning, weaving, felting, and locker hooking. Our Navajo Churro sheep (considered a rare and endangered breed) provide us with a wide assortment of colors and have a sweeping view of the La Plata and San Juan Mountains from their fields. We use organic methods, whenever possible, in producing our wool.

We are excited to now offer not only Colorado-grown wool but Colorado-milled, for now just in our light brown and sand pin-drafted roving. What is pin drafting? It's where multiple strands of roving are machine drafted together to better align the fibers and create a more consistent product.

Color notes:

• Brown - A slightly grayed brown. Several shades darker than our light brown.
• Pin-Drafted Light Brown - A lovely variegated pin-drafted light brown.
• Pin-Drafted Sand - A very light grayish brown pin-drafted roving. 

We are participating providers with the Shave 'em to Save 'em program from the Livestock Conservancy and our Navajo Churro roving qualifies for a passport sticker.

(Photo sequence: all colors, 2017 colors, gray, light brown, color sequence [top to bottom: pin-drafted sand, pin-drafted light brown, brown, and gray], pin-drafted sand & pin-drafted light brown, pin-drafted sand, pin drafted light brown, brown)