Custom Processing Pricing

  • Due to severe allergies- we do NOT process RABBIT

  • We DO NOT take alpaca 3rds- use them for mulch please

  • Know that we are not able to spin Alpaca 2nds or coarse blankets into anything but rug yarn

  • If you do not put an order form or a contact into in the bag we will not process the fiber at the time it is pulled to start processing and will be sent to the city compost - we cannot store fiber - we cannot store fiber or contact a medium to tell us who it belongs to - ( wink wink) 

  • If any of your fiber comes into the mill for processing with bugs- eggs or larva- it will be tossed IMMEDIATELY!! This is why it is best to process your fibers as soon as you shear- especially for alpaca- alpaca seems to attract moths more than wool.

  • AGAIN: WE DO NOT GIVE MILL TOURS- we simply have no time with running the business and taking care of 2 handicapped "kiddos". Thank you for understanding. 

WE ARE NOT TAKING ANY NEW CUSTOMERS WITHOUT APPROVAL - No NEW Alpaca customers at this time.

TO KEEP OUR TURN AROUND TIME TO UNDER 8 MONTH

IF WE PROCESS YOUR FIBERS WE WASH IT-

though we have approved a few customers to wash their own fleeces, clean for you is not clean for our machines.

This causes issues with the end product, not to mention our equipment and the time it takes to stop the flow of our mill

to wash a batch of fiber that was said to be clean. If you want to prewash your fibers to save on shipping and washing weights, know that we will still wash your fibers and you will still be charged.

We love creating beautiful roving and yarn for you and that will not happen with dirty fiber.

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Prices subject to change without notice

raw wool

Washing Services

based on incoming weight

Wool..................... $6.00 per pound

Alpaca/llam........  $7.50 per pound

Mohair................... $6.00 per pound

Washing Only ........$13.00 per pound

Skirting .................$2.50 per pound

Dyeing ................$10.00 per pound

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Washing charges added to all orders 

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Based on a 2 pound minimum charge

Roving

Custom Carding

based on finished weight

Wool     .....................$6.75 per pound

Mohair  .....................$8.75 per pound

Alpaca  .....................$9.75 per pound

               Additional Charges

Extra Carding............$2.50 per pound

Angelina Added........$50 cleaning fee

Thrums Added..........$50 cleaning fee

Heavy VM .................$3.00 per pound + $50 cleaning fee

Plus washing charges

Based on a 2 pound minimum charge

fiber batts

Custom Carded Batts

based on finished weight

WOOL :

8 oz batts ................$11.50 per pound

4 oz batts ................$14.50 per pound

ALPACA and MOHAIR :

8 oz batts ................$15.50 per pound

4 oz batts ...............$18.50 per pound

We will add 30% merino to all some long wools, alpaca and mohair batts @ $2.50 an oz. These do not hold together well. Adding wool helps

Batt size : approximately  48" x 48"

plus washing charges

see value added page

Based on a 2 pound minimum charge

Spinning 

Spinning prices include tumbling, carding and spinning, skeining to our specified yardage and steaming.

based on 2 pound minimum finished weight per fleece.

 

Washing charges are extra base on the incoming weight of your fiber.

 

* If you are selling your yarn , we suggest getting counted skeins to YOUR specifications. We will put yards and ounces on the finished orderform.*

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We have priced our yarns based on the single we need to spin to obtain your finished yarn.

Thrums yarn

Spinderellas Thrums Yarn

WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO ADD MERINO TO ALPACA , LONG WOOL, & MOHAIR SPINNING ORDERS.

IF YOU DO NOT WANT MERINO ADDED TO YOUR FIBERS- LET US KNOW AND WE WILL SEND THE FIBER BACK AS ROVING.

Why?  Elasticity is determined by the scales of a fiber. Alpaca is stretchy, due to the scales of the fiber being short and smooth.

The fiber of alpaca do not  "lock" together well. 

This results in 100% alpaca yarns having a tendency to stretch, and unlike wool it will not shrink back into place when washed.

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Not sure what weight of yarn you want?

Here is an easy way to figure it out. 

Take a skein of commercial yarn you love working with and look at the wrapper. It will tell you approximate yardage for the weight.

Many times it will have the yarn in grams. We round the grams to ounce. 

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Take the number of grams and convert to ounces 

Equation: 16 divided by # of ounces x yardage will give you  yards per pound (ypp)

Example: 204 yards  is 50 grams

Take 16 ( ounces) and divide it by 1.76 ( ounces per 50 grams) = 9.09

Multiply 9.09 and the number of yards, in this case 204 = 1854 yards in one pound. ( our fingering)

A Word about Plies

There's more to a plied yarn than you might think; below are some characteristics of different yarn constructions. At Spinderella's, the  number of plies refers to the number of strands of singles spun within the yarn. Often in commercial yarns, especially in the UK and Australia, the ply number is used as a yarn weight. For instance, a fingering weight yarn is often called "4-ply", regardless of how many strands the yarn actually has.​

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  • Single Ply - As the name suggests, this is just one strand, or ply of fiber. In a single ply yarn, you might end up with  a biased piece of knitting  and pills easily. This is due to the fiber being twisted in one direction. It is a round yarn and when knitting with ir, allows individual stitched to fill all spaces available to them, leaving a "cozy" feel to the fabric. Singles should not be used in a piece that will get a lot of wear because it will pill and come apart.

  • Two Ply-  This yarn is flatter but has a wavy look to them. Two single plies of yarn are wrapping around each other, giving strength and durability to a finished piece. It is a balanced yarn, and will not skew in one direction like a single ply. It's wavy edge makes for for color-work yarn due to the ease of blending the borders of color changes. They are also traditionally used for lace knitting.

  • Three Ply - Three-ply yarns are more durable and rounder than single or two-ply yarns. Each ply of yarn adds to the durability of the yarn since much more of the surface of the fibers are exposed. Lynn likes the look of a 3 ply yarn, and it adds to stitch definition. While the more plies you add also adds to the density of the yarn because the amount of available space is taken up in each ply.  You might want to consider that for your projects. 

bulky lopi yarn

Single Ply Bulky

based on finished weight 

VERY BULKY SINGLE

  • Under 500 yards per pound

  • $23.00 per pound- wool

  • $23.00 per pound - alpaca/mohair

  • 100 yard skeins

Plus washing charges

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Cone deposit $1.00 per cone

Based on a 2 pound minimum charge

thinner lopi yarn

Lopi Single/2 Ply 300- 500

based on finished weight 

LOPI SINGLE or 2 PLY 300-600 ypp

  • 501-800 yards per pound

  • $23.00 per pound - wool

  • $24.00 per pound - alpaca/mohair

  • 150 yard skeins

Plus washing charges

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Cone deposit $1.00 per cone

Based on a 2 pound minimum charge

yarn by spinderellas

2 Ply Worsted/3 Ply Bulky

based on finished weight 

2 PLY WORSTED OR 3 PLY BULKY

  •  800-1200 yards per pound

  • $25.00 per pound - wool

  • $29.00 per pound -alpaca/mohair

  • 250 yard skeins

Plus washing charges

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Cone deposit $1.00 per cone

Based on a 2 pound minimum charge

DK yarn

2 Ply Sport/3 Ply Worsted

based on finished weight 

2 PLY SPORT/ DK OR 3 PLY WORSTED

  • 1201 - 1600  yards per pound

  • $30.00 per pound - wool 

  • $34.00 per pound - alpaca/mohair

  • 250 yard skeins

Plus washing charges

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Cone deposit $1.00 per cone

Based on a 2 pound minimum charge

fingering yarn

2 Ply Fingering

based on finished weight 

2 PLY FINGERING 

  • 1601 -2000 yards per pound

  • $34.00 per pound- wool

  • $38.00 per pound - alpaca

3 ply fingering - 1600- 1800 ypp 

  • $45.00 per pound- wool 

  • $49.00 per pound - alpaca/mohair

  •  400 yard skeins 

Plus washing charges

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Cone deposit $1.00 per cone

Based on a 2 pound minimum charge

lace yarn

2 Ply Lace/3 Ply Sport-DK

based on finished weight 

2 PLY LACE / 3 PLY Sport- DK

  • 2001 - 2400 yards per pound

  • $40.00 per pound - wool

  • $44.00 per pound - alpaca/mohair

  • 400 yard skeins 

Plus washing charges

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Cone deposit $1.00 PER CONE

Based on a 2 pound minimum charge

rug yarn

Rug Yarn

based on finished weight 

1 ply Rug Yarn - Heavy Cotton Core​

  • $14.75 per pound 

  • 250- 300 yard bumps

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Plus washing charges

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Based on a 2 pound minimum charge

Why your yarn may have unspun, or slubs in the yarn- please watch our video

Fibers looking like the below photos will be rejected and tossed onsite!!!

To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key.

Color Stain
Blending Fiber Pricing

Prices current as of 2/2021

21 micron Dyed Merino Wool                                                             $ 2.50 an ounce

19 micron White Merino Wool                                                             $ 2.50 an ounce

19 micron Black Merino Wool                                                             $ 2.75 an ounce

Corriedale/Cheviot Wool                                                                     $1.25 an ounce

Nylon for sock yarn                                                                             $1.35 an ounce

Ecru Bamboo                                                                                      $1.75 an ounce

Dyed Bamboo                                                                                     $ 2.50 an ounce

Tussah Silk - extra bleached                                                               $ 3.50 an ounce

Sari Silk Waste (when we have it)                                                       $ 6.00 an ounce

Tencel                                                                                                  $1.50 an ounce

 

        We DO NOT sell fiber to the general public. We carry these fibers for blending with our customer orders.

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Frequently asked questions

Do I get my own fiber back?

Yes- ALWAYS! That's why we call it custom processing. We process your natural fibers just for you the way you want it done. :-) We are always looking for ways to not only improve our techniques, but also coming up with "different" looks. We want you to STAND OUT in the crowd if selling your wares. We also treat it as if it were our own fiber. Often we will contact you if we think there is a better process for your fibers. Example- a coarser fiber you want to be lace weight yarn might be better spun as a thick single or rug yarn.



Can there be more charges?

Yes- here is a list of additional charges: 1. Extra Washing due to very dirty fibers - $2.50 incoming weight 2. Dyeing your fibers - $15 per color batch based on the incoming weight - up to 3 pounds 3. Heavy VM Charge due to wear & tear of our machines - $2.50 per pound finished weight 4. Skirting your fibers- $2.50 per pound incoming weight 5. Addition of merino at current price of $2.00 per ounce - pound pricing available. 6. Addition of other fibers, call or write for pricing. Remember, there is a 2 pound minimum charge on all processing charges



Payment Information

We DO NOT require a deposit. Prices do not include shipping and handling or applicable taxes
Prices may be subject to change without notice We will send you an invoice via Square.
Payments made by check or money order should be made payable to Spinderellas Creations and you must specify that at the time of billing.
You will have 7 business days to pay your bill. After 7 days, customer will be charged a late fee of 5 % of the bill or $15, whichever is greater. We do not like to do this, but we have had no choice :-(
Balances owing on finished product after 30 days from completion of processing becomes the property of Spinderellas Creations and we will sell it for processing costs and storage.
Fiber left for 1 month without direction of processing, after being contacted by us, will become property of Spinderellas Creations.
Fiber arriving in house without proper paperwork or identification becomes property of Spinderellas Creations, we simply do not have time to track owners of sent fiber.
At management's discretion, a fee may be charged for having to discard large amounts of unusable fiber to cover our removal costs.



Who is Spinderellas Creations?

We are a small family owned and operated custom fiber mill and boutique. We are blessed to work from home since our youngest son is quadrupeligic and deaf. We are able to keep him home and care for him. We opened our doors in 1995, and have been a custom fiber mill with a desire to help ranchers with their fibers. We are constantly looking for new products to add value to the fibers you raise.



Terms and Conditions

Prices subject to change All orders will be paid in full before leaving the mill 10% late fee, not less than $15, will be added after 7 days of sending your invoice. If payment is not recieved within a 30 day period from the day we sent the invoice, the fiber will become property of Spinderella's Creations. We guarantee our work 100% ! If you are not pleased with our work, contact us upon arrival of the order to your home via email info@spinderellas.com or phone 801.487.8372, with the reason(s) you are not satisfied with your order and we will make sure everything is worked out to your satisfaction.



Assurance for Quality Products Guarantee

Your satifation is of utmost importance at Spinderellas Creations. We understans that we are working with your precious, often, pets. We will treat your fiber as if it is our own. Jim is the Master Spinner at Spinderellas and personally guarantees to give you the best quality product possible from your fiber. Jim is able to look at a sample of yarn and match it with your fibers. It is best to send in a sample of the same fiber type, since each fiber spins differently. Understand that fibers are not all created equal and often you will not recieve a "perfect" store bought yarn. There are often soft spun fibers in your yarn, due to varied lengths of fiber over 1" in length. Jim usually writes on your order form reasons why this happened. ​ Jim and Lynn treat your fibers as if they were their own. Lynn may contact you to suggest other ways to use your fibers to optimize the uniquenss of your fibers. For instance, someone wanting yarn from a course fiber, may be better served as rug yarn. ​ If something doesn't go quite right, as it sometimes does when working with natural fiber, we will either offer a discount or buy back the yarn, minus shipping, Your satisfaction is important. We know if you cannot work with or sell the product(s) they are of no use to you. We promise we make it right If you are ever disappointed with the quality of our work, we NEED to hear from you. We have no way of knowing unless you communicate with us! We also listen to you, a suggestion, another way of looking at things. That is how we all learn.