Woven in Time: The Story of Merino Wool’s Survival and Revival

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• RT

  @rthed4737 · 4 years ago

  This documentary was simply a masterstroke in filmmaking. I've long searched for a well informed, artistic, and overall beautiful presentation of the textile industry (in particular wool) and its many intricacies. Thank you very much for this insightful film.

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• NZ

  @nz-nz · 2 years ago

  As a hand spinner I can appreciate this entire film! Very nicely done.

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• AN

  @andreelux4016 · 1 year ago

  THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR CONTRIBUTION TO TRULY SUSTAINABLE MATERIALS

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• CO

  @ConstanceDawley · 9 months ago

  I’m wearing a wool sweater I bought 35 years ago and it still looks like it did when I bought it.  Thanks for video.  I visited the Pendleton Woolen Mill in Washington State and it was noisily fascinating

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• PC

  @pchabanowich · 2 years ago

  This documentary is stunning. Thank you.

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• AC

  @acebilbo · 4 years ago

  Watching this as I'm spinning some lovely grey Merino I've washed and combed. Doing the spinning on a beautiful drop spindle and plying with an Andean ply. Very restful. On to knitting my socks!

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• CH

  @christajennings3828 · 10 months ago

  I'm wearing a merino wool shirt as I watch this, as I do almost every day. Next-to-skin soft!

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• SU

  @SusanForeman1963 · 1 year ago

  I tried to scroll past this. I have no connection with the wool industry idk why this is in my recommendations, but damn if I am intrigued.

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• SP

  @spektrograf · 2 years ago

  Beautifully produced documentary on wool. There's a beauty, craft, and art for sure in the work of those who hand work and machine work wool into wonderful fabric for many uses in life in the British Isles. One of my favorite sources for wool products. ❤

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• EL

  @elisamassenzio9230 · 9 months ago

  Can we give Maria Glot her own history show? She's incredible

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• LY

  @Lynne-G · 5 years ago

  Excellent film!  I was born and raised in a small town located in Lancashire, which had a cotton mill, this film brought back memories of going into that mill, and I have to say from the noise and smells, did not entice me to work in the textile industry!  As a knitter and looking for more local resources I am thankful for those sheep farmers around me that have taken the initiative to use as local to them that they can find micro mills to bring back to their farm wool for crafters to enjoy in the making.  This film obviously has a global outlook but the end result is the same, producing quality product to the consumer.

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• CH

  @cheryl9044 · 10 months ago

  I love spinning, knitting and wearing Merino wool!

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