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Thanks for this! I like your information about the different types fibers and how they work in the resulting yarns.

Beautiful fiber for blending, and beautiful Luna!! ❤ Quick tip: separate out the sections into smaller ones (like drafting) before putting it through the second time. It puts much less stress on the tines and allows for more even blending. The fibers are likely to go onto the big drum rather than stick to the likker in. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and passion for angora!

Thanks. That was very helpful.

I know its an old video, however, Thank you for your tutorial on carding angora, I learnt something today and thank Luna as well with a lovely sweet carrot, even though it was 3yrs ago. Cheers from Australia!

I’m so glad you’re making more videos!

Thank you for the video.. For some reason, I was singing wind the bobbin up while watching this useful video :D <3

Thank you, I greatly appreciate this

I've watched all of these blending videos and they are totally inspiring, thank you so much!! I've recently bought a blending board and have been searching out ideas for being more creative with it. Your videos have certainly hit the mark, thanks so much!! ❤

Thanks soooo much for a clear description of the process.

I love making rolags as much as I love knitting! I just am unsure of how thick to make my layers on the blending board. I make my own fibers from leftover wool yarn.

These are beautiful! It gave me an idea for some hand dyed Falkland roving.

Those are beautiful! I had never considered laying the fiber from side to side.

Very helpful. Thanks!

I found this video very helpful. Your presentation allowed me to see what you were doing and your narrative was easy to understand and follow. I had not known about blending by hand on the large carder, so that was useful. Thank you.

What size knitting needles do you use to make the rolags???

What size knitting needles do you use to make the relays???

Awesome 🥰

What tpi is your drum carder? U wish it was higher or lower tpi? How does it do with other fibers (finer or thicker -i.e. sheep wool, alpaca etc.)

I enjoyed this video very much and learned a lot from it.... I would love to see some spinning videos in the future. Thank you for sharing your skills and time!

those little pieces are perfect to needle felt landscapes! So nothing gets wasted :D

About how much yarn would a rolag that size make and would you say in the long run that it is more cost effective than buying yarn that is already spun?

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Slow down, please.

Thank you for slowing down your video. This was wonderful! The colors are so pretty.

I love watching you make rolags, but it's a bit too fast to really see what you've used in the process. Could you slow it down some, please? Thanks for considering this.

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Again beautiful colours.You are an artist.

Gorgeous colours❤️

Great but how to get more fine yarn

Great video. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I have a fleece just like that, now i can save it!

Great video. Thank you for sharing.

where do you buy the fibers to make the rolags??

Thank you, loved the tip about finishing and smoothing down the last bit off the board, I haven't seen anyone else suggest that👍

This was helpful. I have a couple of questions though... * How do you know if you’ve layered too much fiber on your board? (I know when there isn’t enough but the opposite is problematic.) * Which brush do I use the push the fiber down? (I have 2 brushes that came with my blending board; one with teeth the same direction as the board and one with the opposite. I know one is for pushing down and one is for pulling up but which is which? 🤷🏻‍♀️)

Very helpful, Thanks!

What TPI is this drum carder?

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