No products were found matching your selection.Discover our vast in-stock collection of dyed, space-dyed, and natural Merino wool roving and Corriedale wool roving prepared for hand spinning, needle felting, and wet felting. Ranging from ultra-fine 14.5 micron tops to vibrant 23 micron space-dyed rainbow colorways, Merino provides velvety next-to-skin softness for wearable garments, while 25–35 micron Corriedale wool delivers the ideal crimp and bounce for fast 3D needle felting and durable hand-spun yarns.
Shop vibrant dyed shades alongside our un-dyed natural wool roving or multi-coloured wool roving mixed packs for custom art yarn blending, or return to our Wool Roving & Fibre hub for all fibres. Buy Merino and Corriedale wool roving online in Australia at The Wool Room with fast dispatch.
Why Choose Merino & Corriedale Wool Fibres?
Softness vs. Structural Crimp: Ultra-fine Merino delivers silky softness for scarves and apparel, whereas Corriedale offers a defined crimp that interlocks quickly under felting needles.
Vibrant Colour Palette: Choose from dozens of commercially dyed solid shades, space-dyed multi-colour rainbow tops, and natural un-dyed fleece options for any craft project.
Versatile Crafter Choice: The go-to fibre choice for beginners and expert spinners alike, offering predictable drafting, smooth fiber alignment, and reliable felting performance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Corriedale wool vs Merino wool: Which is best for needle felting?
When comparing Corriedale wool vs Merino wool, Corriedale (25–35 micron) is generally preferred for 3D needle felting and core sculpting because its springy crimp holds shapes firmly and felts rapidly. For fine surface detailing or soft felted wearables, merino wool roving in Australia provides a sleek, velvety finish.
What micron counts do your Merino wool rovings come in?
Our Merino wool rovings range from ultra-fine 14.5 micron up to 35 micron. The 19 to 23 micron tops offer an exceptional balance of silky hand-feel and vibrant dye absorption across both solid and space-dyed shades.
Can I mix Merino and Corriedale fibres together in spinning or felting?
Yes! Carding or hand-blending Merino and Corriedale together combines the silky softness of Merino with the structural bounce and strength of Corriedale, creating balanced yarns and durable felted textiles.
Where is your Merino and Corriedale roving sourced?
Our Corriedale and Merino are ethically sourced from industry-leading fleece processors including Ashford (New Zealand) and World of Wool (UK), ensuring animal welfare standards. For spinners seeking raw, uncarded fleece, we also offer unwashed raw sheep fleece straight off local farms in Young, NSW.
