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THE SHEEP |
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All of my products are made from the wool of purebred Cormo sheep: |
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THE WOOL |
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Cormo wool is fine, longer-stapled than most fine wools, very elastic, and exceptionally soft. |
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THE PROCESSES |
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To transform wool |
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The bales of compacted wool are shipped to a scouring mill in San Angelo, Texas. |
Some of the bales of washed wool are shipped to woolen spinners in New England and made into weaving yarns. |
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Much of our wool is shipped to worsted spinning mills in the Eastern U.S., including Kraemer Textiles, Jagger Brothers, and Burlington. |
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Here's a video about Clemson Winding. |
Some yarns are shipped to small U.S. mills and knitted into fabrics; the fabrics are then cut, sewn, and turned into clothing. |
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During all of the processes — |
THE PEOPLE |
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HELPERS |
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CUSTOMERS |
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![]() Stephanie Hatfield with sweater she made from Elsawool yarns. |
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