Boy, I can really tell this spindle spun handspun was spun over a long period of time. Look at the difference I my spinning/plying - yikes. Other than the difference in spinning look at the color - I really should have paid more attention to the color variations in the pin-drafted roving, if I had I would have mixed the colors better. This roving was something I picked up at BelTine Farms booth last year at OFFF, 60% Merino/40% Bamboo. I have 200 yards in the top skein, 92 yards in the bottom skein. Not my best spinning effort but it was portable and worked for a number of demonstrations. Knit up it will look just fine......once I figure out what it will become......it will sit and marinate on the shelf for a bit.
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I'm keeping my fingers crossed for you! No more fires for you. We've have three days of almost non-stop rain in Southern Arizona and temps in the high 60's/low 70's. We're ready for dry and cool.
ReplyDeleteYou're spindle spinning looks very nice. I could think of several ways of using it-hint, hint! I'm taking a drop spindle class this fall at our local college. Hope mine looks as nice as yours.