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Perendale sheep are the result of a cross breeding of Romney sheep and Cheviot sheep
Hunter Art Batt
Version B is pictured with dyed Shetland roving
These "yarns" are made from recycled saris - the heavily embellished bits
Perendale Wool Locks - Undyed Black mittens Perendale sheep are the resultPerendale sheep are the result of a cross breeding of Romney sheep and Cheviot sheep, and the breed was developed in the 1950s on the northern island of New Zealand, as an answer to the foundering of the present Romney sheep on the native grasslands found on the northern island. The pairing was a success, and the new breed was established. Their wool is typically 28 32 microns, and averages 3 5" staple. A bouncy wool with a great deal of loft and
