Thank you for your interest in our

Corriedale Soft Handling Wool.

  Liberton Corriedales have available  their natural spun 300 grm skeins that are a premium quality and sell for $35.00 a skein and 250 grm skeins for $30.00 a skein.

Comments from our clients that have tried our skeins for the first time have remarked how wonderful the wool is and and how beautifully soft the garments have knitted or woven. It is no wonder knitters rush to buy them

Below are photos showing our wool made into scarves. They are knitted in rib which required 64 stitches, knitting 2 plain 2 purl. This can vary in length depending on style and the amount of wool used can be 3 -5 (2ounces balls of  wool) to finish the scarf.. Click on the hyperlink to see enlargements.

Our fleeces are grown from our own Corriedale sheep and have been especially selected for their beautiful style, character and spinning qualities. These spinning fleeces have been grown on natural pastures. This enhances their character, softness and attractiveness to you the purchaser of these skeins. They are ready for dying and can be knitted into sweaters, rugs scarves etc. The fleece photographed was outstanding, taking all Championships over all breeds at both the Royal Melbourne Show, Victoria Australia and Royal Geelong Show, Victoria Australia.

We look forward to meeting and visiting with you to discuss our product and the relative merits of Corriedale sheep. Our Corriedale wool comes from superior fleeces making it very adaptable for spinning and knitting.

Please search our website to learn of the history of ‘Liberton Corriedales’ Our stud was founded  in 1927  Flock Number 113 and we have enjoyed fantastic success ever since. Jim’s mother would many times spin our Corriedale fleeces and make them into jumpers which won prizes at the Australian Sheep and Woolcraft Show and the Royal Melbourne Show.

Our fleeces continue to win Championships each year and many times take our the best Spinning fleece and most successful exhibitor.

Below are some pictures depicting our Corriedales, Wayne Lee shearing and a fleece ready for spinning.