Revolution Fibers Merino Wool Roving 1 lb (16 Ounces) for Spinning | Soft Chunky Jumbo Yarn for Arm Knitting Blanket |100% Natural Undyed (Off-White) Wool Yarn, Felting Core, Carded Stuffing

This item is of good quality. I was completely pleased with the color and feel.

I am so happy with the quality of this merino wool!! Its so soft and so plush. It does not smell at all and the color is bright. It arrived on time and well packaged. I am making a blanket for my little boy. I try to only use natural fibers in my home. So happy I found this Seller!! ❤️ Totally recommend this product.

Wonderfully soft wool roving. Much better quality than another one I purchased at the same time. I used the wool for needle felting, and it works really well. No complaints.

Nice, soft merino roving at a fair price. Spins like a dream on a hand spindle. The roving is in perfect shape, not felted at all.

Natural-colored, ivory (not bleached or paper-white) merino wool. It came in a bag inside a box, so there's no friction rubs on the fiber. Shipping took a few weeks and two attempted returns due to lack of communication, however, so be ready for a potentially very long wait.

The wool roving is soft and a good value but it had a strong persistent sheep smell that did not go away! Perhaps after vigorous washing it would resolve,but I would not buy again.

Love it!

I really enjoy spinning this wool on my Ashford traditional spinning wheel. There is not even a spec of vegetable or other containments. It has a lovely feel in your hands as you spin. The yarn I’m spinning is a very soft single ply that I’m planning to ply with an acrylic for strength to then use in knitting. Merino is just about the softest wool to wear directly on your skin without the itchiness others have. The only issue is this: I paid for a pound, 16 ounces which is 454 Grams. I Got 14 ounces which is 397 Grams. That may not seem like much, but it is. Yarn is sold in 50 Gram hanks which at dk weight can be between 100 to 150 yards. I am using it, but I am also looking for a different mill for more accurate weights. Shorting every 16 oz order by two ounces could potentially add up to many, many thousands of dollars profit for the company just like any other business selling products by weight. If you don’t mind missing an eighth of your order and you consider it acceptable, then by all means purchase this. But if it bothers you for your advertised eight slice pie to have only seven slices, don’t order from this company. At least not until they change their product information to reflect the shortage, then you won’t be surprised.