Name: White pure wool Christmas baubles pet and children friendly for natural and sustainable Christmas
Brand: Already Made 🎉 Ready To Post In A Few Days
SKU: 96095
Availability: InStock

The woolly Christmas baubles diameter is 6cm.

Made of wool bought from a local North Staffordshire farm. They look as if you brought snow inside.

Natural, Soft, and bouncy, and exceptionally light, they are safe for your pets and children to be around. It is like having snowballs on your Christmas tree. They are suitable as indoor or outdoor décor, similar to wool on a sheep’s back. When it gets wet, it dries out and, with a little shake, returns to its natural, imperfect beauty.

Each bauble is individually created by hand, so there are no two identical ones. Some of them have more curls than others. Please use the options box to select the colour of the ribbon.

Choose Natural Choose Wool

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I am ieva (with i, not L) from Audley in Staffordshire. I work with British sheep wool, transforming it from raw, straight from the sheep’s back fleece, to felted, woven and stitched things. Reasons for choosing wool are twofold. I immensely enjoy the feel and the look of wool in any of its transformation stages. And secondly, I see it as one of the most sustainable and circular life materials. I have to mention that a few years back, I was still doing ceramics – making and teaching.

10 years ago, my youngest (22) daughter tragically died. Since then, it’s been a very bumpy road towards having at least some sense of normality. This year, at the age of 54, I have been diagnosed as having Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD).

I avoid using AI for my creative work and writing, and just in general. They use way too much energy and water, and that’s before even mentioning breaching copyrights.

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