It won’t be long before I’m ready to start the plying marathon. The rainbow singles will get Navajo-plied to preserve the color progression, the green merino/angora will become a 2-ply yarn and the brown is some BFL/alpaca that will be a 3-ply yarn. I’m nearly done with the third bobbin of that and then it will be time to start plying.
I’ve been a busy bee this week. I also finished spinning the sea colored Falkland roving and it’s waiting patiently to be plied.
I have been busy busy busy what with preparations for the farmer’s market and the spate of special orders I have had lately. While I have some fun blog posts brewing, today I thought I would share a bit of what I have been working on.
Some local Lincoln roving drying on the balcony
Some bulky singles hand spun from Falkland wool.
Another skein of hand spun. This thick n think yarn out of Corriedale cross.
What are you up to?
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