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By popular request, we’re finally offering our wool by the bump.
This listing is for one full bump of natural gray or black Romney wool, weighing approximately 13–25 ounces. The wool is left in its beautiful natural gray shade and wound onto a traditional bump—ready for felting, spinning, or stocking up your studio.
Our Romney wool felts quickly, evenly, and solid, making it an excellent choice for core wool, but it’s soft and clean enough to use well beyond the core. Many makers love it for sculptural needle felting, larger projects, armatures, and layered work where strength and consistency matter.
This wool is:
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🏭 Washed, carded, and processed in our North Dakota mill
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🌾 Naturally colored—no dyes
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✋ Handled in small batches for quality
We are offering this wool at a reduced bulk price as we prepare for our upcoming shearing season. More gray variations will be listed as they become available. Each variation will be clearly labeled by shade and weight, while remaining within the natural gray family.
This wool also spins beautifully into yarn for those who enjoy taking fiber from pasture all the way to finished skein.
If you’ve been asking for bulk wool, this one’s for you.
Shipping: Orders are carefully packed and shipped from our farm and fiber mill in Fort Ransom, North Dakota. Shipping options and delivery estimates are shown at checkout.
Returns: We want you to be happy with your order. Please review our Shipping and Return policies for complete details about eligible returns, exchanges, and order issues.













Natural – Bulk Farm-Raised Wool for Felting

From Our Flock to Your Hands
At Bear Creek Felting, our story begins on our North Dakota sheep farm, where I've been carefully breeding sheep for their felting wool since 2005. From choosing the right breeding stock to caring for our flock, every decision is made with wool quality in mind.
Just a few miles from the farm, we wash, dye, and card our wool in small batches at our Fort Ransom fiber mill. It's a hands-on process that allows us to pay close attention to the quality of the fiber we share with you.
Whether you're creating your first needle-felted animal or adding to a growing collection, my goal is to provide beautiful materials and tools that make your felting experience a joy.



