Gleniveve, since it seems that no one answered your question. I will try to explain - fleece in the States is a polyester fabric that is thicker than cotton and can be stretchy. It is really soft and can be cuddly. If I was computer savy I would be able to post a site but I think if you would go to
www.joann.com and type in fleece it should give you lots of examples.
Originally Posted by
Gleniveve
When you say fleece do you mean "Fleece as in a lamb with the skin
still attached? If not could you please tell me what it is also what it is
made out of and how it is constructed or woven or whatever?
I am an Aussie so not sure what fleece is. If we have fleece here it is
either still attached or the animal is shorn and the wool is cut off and
then "prepared" for knitting, crochet etc. I am not really dumb but I
just don't understand how it is being used. Thank you. Gleniveve