I like working both with undyed and dyed wool, as each of the materials has 

some certain strong points. For instance, undyed wool gives clothes a very natural rustic look; its texture is smoother and shinier for it's not been damaged with chemicals.

(Above is the pillowcase, or pillow cover, made from undyed British wool and pure undyed fibres... I'll write some more about pillows in the next posting).

However, if you use only pure wool, you don't have a wide enough range of colours. Dyed wool, on the other hand, even though it sometimes feels too dried up when working with it, which doesn't affect the quality of the final product though, has one huge advantage: it offers a whole range of bold colours. For example:

(This is an autumn coloured neckwarmer which was bought by one of my British customers; made from extra fine dyed Italian Merino wool).

Mid-autumn twirl

Quite a spectacular twirl of bold colors, mustard yellow and bright orange prevail :-) This large ruffle scarf goes in a set with the brooch.  Measures approximately 157x23 cm ---> 61,8"x9".

Another one is called "Midnight lady", there're dozens of shades of deep blue and dark green in it. Very soft and lightweight, decorated with blue yarn and turquoise woolen threads.