Learning to Spin Yarn with a drop spindle My adventure in learning
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
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Thanks you for your videos! Please use this as you wish but I would love Little Man to continue spinning. It warms my heart to see him have interest in yarn crafts! 🫶🏽
Omgoodness Lillian that was so kind of you. Thank you!
Good Morning 🤗 It has been so fascinating watching and hearing about your spinning. Its great that Little Man is wanting to learning to spin.
I’m so proud of your ability to spin. Self taught is so special. You go girl!
It is so sweet that your little man wants to spin and make knitted things. I'd say absolutely if you can get him his own little drop spindle and wool. ❤ You never know he may take off with it and someday has his own little channel.
I so enjoyed your video today Jen! Loved hearing about your spinning and Little Man’s story touched my heart❤️you are such a good mom to have the gift to know how to help and be there for him. I have a friend that spins and makes her own yarn as she raises alpacas and spins it. Your yarn is beautiful and I can’t see how much you love it!
You are such a good mom! You have no idea how hard it is to convey that knowledge to parents! I know, I used to work in a secondary spec ed classroom. You are intuitively a great mom!
Thank you so much!
You are a very good and sweet mommy. I love seeing what you are doing and your yarn looks good, Yes you will get bettet the more you work with the fluff. I'm to old to start something new but I sure enjoy seeing others try different crafts. Have a great day! Pat in Texas
I so look forward to seeing what you make with all that beautiful yarn you have created. 😁 Much love Jen to you all. I hope this finds you all having a lovely day!
You're doing a fantastic job. It's been awesome hearing about your journey. My heart is melting because little man is learning too. So precious. Maybe someday I'll give it a try but for now, I'll just live vicariously through you. 💜
We are really proud of you for stepping out to do something completely and totally new! What an adventure, Jenn!
Thank you, i really appreciate that
Love it all!!! Thanks for sharing about little guy too. I do similar things eith my grandson because of the same exact reasons. I also sometimes do what I've always called just throwing myself into something to cover or get over other things and then later give it up. But I've crocheted since I was 9 and I will be 61 in April but it was always fun to learn new things. You are very talented. Hugs
Your doing a great job! The colors of the one on the winder are really nice. Looking forward to seeing what you create with them.
Wishing you a wonderful blessed day/night 🙏🏻💖
You are really doing well with the spinning can't wait to see what you make with the yarn. My gran used to say it's not handmade if there isn't a mistake in the finished object. I find this spinning explanation fascinating.
Good morning Jen. I'm glad you are enjoying spinning, it's great Lucas has shown interest in it. Have a wonderful day ❤❤❤❤
Good morning!
This video is really interesting Jen.
So happy to see you doing this.😊 I loved watching your son enjoy working with yarn. You have a Beautiful Family.
You're doing a great job. They say practice makes perfect, so there you go. Yes your work will improve more with each one like you say. I think you've done awesome. I love how you are able to create all these different colours and combos from the fleece. It's really neat and you are creating. You'll have some colours and yarns that no one else will have the same. It's exciting for you. I think you'll be doing this for a while. 🙂
I think Lucas really loves that wee knitting machine. He'll be making lots of hats and things before you know it 🙂Also like that he had a turn spinning that was cool 🙂
Hi Jen, yeah for Little man. Ik he was proud and excited with his yarny project.
17:04 looks like Ice yarns Picasso! It's so pretty! 😮❤️ I've always loved spinning yarn. I don't usually get the chance to. It's actually really fun and relaxing for me, and then you can make the yarn into anything you want! 😄
Love how you are so able to read him. He was so cute with the knitting. I too have those spurts of interests then give it up with a ton of supplies that I don’t use again. ( really a waste of money) lol, I wish I had some of that money now 😆 . You are doing a great job, keep it up 💜
Wow, I really learned a lot from your video. This is really cool. I have never seen yarn spun before. I think that's great Lucas had so much fun.
I am amazed at how good you are spinning in such a short time❤
I surprised myself. I really thought it would be a much harder process
Yeah!!! What fun 🎉. The more I watch you,the more I learn about you AND-the more I find out we have in common !! Great to connect to someone with “like” thoughts, kind of kiddos, ambidextrous, hobbies !! Yeah, I don’t have many”friends” in the real world and the ones I have don’t necessarily have the same interests, thoughts, special kiddos, hobbies, etc.,
Your 1st try at spinning, it’s beautiful. I love the roving in it. Very good job!
Spinning yarn does look like fun to try😊!
I think it’s amazing, and really good work. They turned out so pretty. Hope you’re having a great day.❤
You are doing a great job!! Your yarn is beautiful! Little man looks like he's really enjoying it also. Gosh, now I want to try it lol.
The colors are so beautiful!
You've gotten me hooked with now wanting to spin, haha. I'm so excited!
Hi. New spinner here too. I got a spinning wheel for 1/3 of the retail price at a fiber festival. There were two vendors that were selling used wheels. The great thing about a spinning wheel is that they hold their value - so this was an amazing bargain.
Your yarn is gorgeous- so exciting!
Excited for new interest, I am happy for you and thank you for sharing your experience. Shouldn’t feel that you should teach all the things. If people want to learn they should watch tons of vids. It’s how I learned amigrumi and enjoy watching your crochet videos. One day I will make a top that I will actually wear. Love the picot top btw. Good job on that. Thanks 😊
My kit gets here tomorrow. It’s all your fault!😂 Enabling me again! Thanks!!!😊
Welcome to the dark side ... spinning is a wonderfully addictive hobby. I found in the beginning that spinning for at least 15 minutes a day for about 6 weeks to build the muscle memory and to get comfortable with all the parts of spinning. If you untwist your end a little(on the previously spun fiber)when adding the new fluff. It's great if you can find a guild or group in person you can learn a lot . Yarn looks great btw
I found a LOT of used tools for this craft, probably because we all tend to jump on the "new" thing but then lose interest. Look up used spinning wheels before you invest a fortune in a new one. I found a very nice selection at much nicer prices lol.
Wow, wow, WOW!!! Awesome, Jennifer! Way to go! Now you are getting me addicted. I don't want a new addiction! Yarn and fiber and crochet and hooks and tools and patterns is enough for me! Thanks a lot! lol You are amazing in your fast learning curve. The 4 spins you have done and the improvement so visual to us is so wonderful! Love it! You go, girl! And great mommying, too, on little man. I only wish I could talk to you about homeschooling. It is THE BEST! You CAN DO IT! If you'd like to talk further, please contact me!
Very interesting 😊Thank you I have a spindle have been afraid to try. You made it look like maybe I can. Will watch some videos on how to . Thank you Jennifer 🙌🤗❣️
Very proud of your success
Thanks
The lifelong learning is great, enjoy. I learned via work, and Soulful Spinning on you tube. Are you trying to make Rolags yet ? They draft nicely.
Loves it!
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Get a Turkish spindle from Turtlemade. One of humanities first tools made on a laser printer. You can even get one that glows in the dark.
I'm a slow crocheter so I need to stick with crochet and knit to get the projects done I want to but I have thought about trying spinning.
Is handling the yarn so much in the spinning process affecting your skin issues? You certainly are amazing 😊
Not at all
Pretty. Looks like Lion Brand Ferris Wheel, or at least the one on the swift. OMG SO YES!!!! My first peds doc, told my mom when I was 5 I was 'hyperactive' and she was going to have to learn to keep my brain busy and on track. That was 78, and she struggled. My husband will tell you, if I get bored I will get in trouble. Never back down with the school. My little man is 18, he has Asperger's and ADHD, and I will fight for that boy. The school has me labeled as a Karen and I don't care. They tried to tell me he was in trouble once, I laughed and said you must have the wrong child because NOPE not him. He hasn't been bullied since he got to the high school as bad because other kids are petrified of him, his size.
Oh believe me, i am definitely turning into the wicked witch from the north. Cause i have absolutely had enough.
@@CinnamonStitches these schools and teachers don't protect the kids being bullied anymore. And I'm seeing it from all over, its not just 1 area.
So this is how yarn is made. What do you start with?
amzn.to/3Po3iNc. This is wjat i started with
Hi Mrs Cinnamon Mr Cinnamon Juju Lil Man and everyone ❤
Hi
I’m interested in spinning but I’m not gonna start anything new just yet. I’m just starting knitting machine learning so spinning may be next eventually.
I have had an interest for a few years. Took me a long time to get the courage up to try it
@@CinnamonStitches yeah, listening to ya explain it made my brain dizzy. It looks fun though. When you get to where it is even I would very much be interested in buying some from you.
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Good morning 🧶☕️
Good morning!
Hello Jennifer
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Good morning beautul ♥♥
Good morning!
What kind of soap do you mean? Clothes soap or what?
So nice that your son is interested and learning how to spin and use your knitting machine.
You have no idea how much I relate to the hyper-fixation... I'm so nervous that crocheting is going to be another one for me... I've done so many different hobbies for like, a year, and then move on. So I'm left with a ton of random supplies from all of these other hobbies... My way of attempting to make this last (and avoid having a ton of leftover yarn) is to focus on crocheting as much as possible, and then if I get sick of it, I'll move on to Tunisian crochet, then knitting, and then spinning... I have no idea if this will work or not, but I was recently diagnosed with Autism, so I'm really trying to be more aware of the way that my brain works and trying to work with it instead of against it. It warms my heart to see you being there for little man the way that I didn't have. He's so blessed to have you as a mom.
This hits close…
Four years ago my daughter got diagnosed with autism. Not long after, it turned out I am autistic myself. My daughter also has ADHD, I don’t know if I do but wouldn’t be surprised. Perhaps you'll find it helpful to read how someone else with autism handles this very same issue? Just in case, here goes:
Try not to worry too much. If possible and affordable, try learning to understand how your autism works and expresses itself. There are ways to embrace your hyper fixation(s) and to harness it (them). Trying to progress from one type of fibre art to another is one way. Switching between different types of related interests (like in this case, fibre arts) can be another. There is, after all, no(t much) harm in letting a project rest if or when you’re tired of it and returning to it later… or in undoing it entirely to start a new one.
I started out as a knitter, progressed to lace knitting and complex lacy crocheted scarves until last Summer I fell into the rabbit hole of spinning. To keep costs down I ask for the majority of my tools as birthday/Christmas/Valentine’s Day presents. I literally spin for specific projects and have forbidden myself from buying new fibre once I had enough for three projects (and two batches of fibre were Christmas presents). When spinning loses a bit of appeal I set myself a date to pick it up again in order to overcome my issues with executive functions. I simply pick up one of my two ongoing knitting projects or my ongoing crochet project. Two of those projects are challenging in difficulty, one is almost mindless. All of them are very nice to the touch because… well… sensory issues are a thing.
My daughter is very similar in how she chooses to solve her hyperfixation-then-abandoning issues. Projects that don’t last too long, provide interest on various levels (visual, tactile, intellectual…) and that are easy to return to.
Trust yourself. Pick something that doesn’t last long and doesn’t seem to involve too many tedious bits. Go for the low financial investment. For crochet for example, don’t embark on a granny square blanket. It’s too big, has too many loose ends to weave in, and is too repetitive… and involves the investment of serious quantities of yarn. Consider trying amigurumi (not for me but a neurodivergent friend has been loving it for years), or a potholder, or a small scarf with multiple sections for example. Try rewarding yourself with something that has natural variations like a gradient yarn (“I’ll keep going until I hit the next colour” and “Yay, I get to start the new colour tomorrow!” can work wonders). And remember: with knitting and crochet, it’s NEVER a crime to undo your work because that project just doesn’t do it for you. Just don’t try it with fluffy yarn like mohair. It’ll drive you nuts.
Good luck. Please don't be too afraid. It is doable. Small steps.
Virtual hugs from a fellow autist.
Thanks for all of that! I'm glad you and your daughter were able to get a diagnosis that fits. I have ADHD too. I've had quite a few wrong diagnoses over the years, and finally was able to get a proper test done. My mental health has never been as good as it is lately. It helps so much just to know what the actual "problem" is. Getting the right kind of help really does make a difference. Now I'm in a DBT class, and working with a therapist that specializes in Autism.
Right now I'm very invested in crochet, so I'm doing well with that. I actually like doing granny square blankets! It's nice to have something mindless to switch to every once and a while. I'll just do a granny square here, granny square there. And no pressure to get it done quickly. And sewing in ends is actually calming for me. haha It's interesting how different people on the same spectrum see things in such different ways. I used to do a lot of amigurumi but overdid it and now I just hate it. Then I was doing a lot of cardigans/sweaters. Lately I've been mostly making blankets and shawls! I think for right now I'll be okay. It's once I've gone through my fixation with crochet, then Tunisian crochet, then kitting... Then I'll probably be more worried. As for right now, crochet has been keeping my attention.
Thanks so much for the kind words! Virtual hugs back to you and your daughter!!
@@gemsbyanastasia - Funny indeed how a similar/identical diagnosis expresses itself differently from person to person. I think you’ve hit the nail on the head when you wrote “no pressure to get it done quickly” and when you mentioned overdoing. For me it’s not so much the “quickly” part but that at times I can get overwhelmed by the size of a project… and then it can disappear into the Abyss of Unfinished Projects aka the Closet Of Disgust.
The good thing with yarn-related projects is that they have one common denominator: yarn. A lot of fibre arts don’t involve a large investment. Crochet hooks don’t need to cost a lot. Neither do knitting needles if you stick to a certain thickness of yarn. Spinning CAN be expensive if you get into carding, blending etc but it doesn’t need to. If worst comes to worst, a set of felting needles isn’t going to break the bank either and even spun yarn can be felted. Depending on the yarn, it can even be used for things like boro, visible mending etc and that can be done with a few embroidery needles on old clothing. And there’s such a variety of things you can make it seems to me it’ll ge a long time before utter boredom sets in and the yarn that was bought (or spun!) just sits there unused.
I’m so happy for you that you’ve got a therapist and a DBT class. Having those pieces fall into place and finally make sense is such a tremendous help!
All the best on your journey, both in fibre arts and in navigating your neurodivergence. In some ways, it’s hard. In other ways, it’s a superpower.
I agree 100%. Fibre arts can be done inexpensively. I'm definitely planning on spinning at some point. It looks soooo fun. I think I'll wait on that tho for now. I love looking at neurodivergence as a superpower!! That warms my heart
So much fun, thank you for sharing this new adventure with us. loving the yarns you are making and Lucas’ excitement in his projects is brilliant!
Thank you for sharing your new passion! I so enjoyed watching and seeing your excitement to share this with us. It is good that you are so aware of your ADHD that you knew what your son needed and helped him through it and found him something to bring him a huge smile.
Love the passion and excitement and love you’re able to share it n bond with Little man over it!! Beautiful work so far!!! ❤❤
Omg Jen I love it!! You can really tell your learning process and it’s so beautiful!! This is really giving me the push to learn spinning myself ❤❤
Such special moments sharing crafting with Little Man I just love seeing both of you light up !! Have a wonderful day !!
So sweet to see Little man enjoy your hobby with you❤
Love love seeing Little Man so happy and excited over his scarf, and spinning it warms my heart ♥️ makes my heart burst with joy!! I totally get Hyper fixated in my arts and crafts and I can understand and feel whats that is like. I hope Little Man finds love with yarn or fibers you can do so many things if spinning and looming yarns to make scarfs go for it whatever makes him excited and happy is the best. I love your videos every one and I cannot go without watching you, and your world inspires and encourages vast world of learning and understanding sharing your world helps us who have dealt with many situations like yours makes us know we not alone!! Never stop sharing or talking about your kids especially Little Man; I am Deaf ( grew up Hard of Hearing ) and retired Pre-school teacher been around kids all my life and dealt with bullying when I was in school so I have big hearts for kids who deal with that. Keep doing the things you do, keep making doing all things crafty, yarn all the fun 😊 learned a lot about spinning and fibers ♥️🤟🏾😊🫶🏾
I've watched spinners on UA-cam since I got my supported spindle, the Royale Hare. They all wish they could go back to spinning thick and thin once they mastered very thin. They find it difficult to get back to making thicker yarn and end up plying to achieve a chunky weight, which takes twice as long! You're doing great Jennifer! 🧶
Also, throwing pots on a potter's wheel is a great outlet for Little Man. Maybe there's a class offered nearby.
Jen you are a great mom and I know how hard it is when you have a child that is being bullied I went through that with my daughter and what you are doing changing schools is good sense the school clearly isn't doing enough for your son and how you are handling it is great and always remember you are a great mom ok😊
How sweet is that. Little man enjoys your art. 😊
💙🦋 Thank you for this awesome video💙🦋 Little Man you inspire me❤❤❤
Jennifer just also ordered yarn swift and fiber from Revaluation Fiber (bamboo)😂❤❤❤🦋💙
Oh yay!!!! I've been waiting to see how it was going😊 It only gets better and better the more you spin. A lot of spinners will say that once they start spinning balanced yarn that they wish they could go back to the thick and thin art yarn they spinning when they started😝 It's hard for some to go backwards. I use an almost empty bottle of glass or counter cleaner for my weight when needed. the handle works great! Aww....love little man's excitement! Also.....they call it a DROP spindle for a reason😝
Former teacher here. Re: the bullying...if you haven't already, write a well worded email directed at the principal, counselor and teachers involved. Also cc the District and let them see that you have done so. If they don't do anything, see a lawyer. Your son deserves to be safe.
I have written emails. And i got their attention. We will see if it helps
I so agree. My oldest was bullied in middle school. Because of a remark he made back to the kid, my son got suspended for 3 days. I went to the school met with the Dean of Boys, counselor and teacher. What my son said was wrong, but he felt he had no other choice. I demanded that the 3 boys who bullied him, write a letter of apology to my son and that they be suspended also as there was sn antibullying policy in the school district. Fight for Lucas. Don't let the school district not provide a safe environment for him and others because they are different. Off my soapbox now.
@@susanwhalen1034 i am absolutely fighting for him
Awww that’s so sweet. Love your little man. Good for him. He should be proud of himself.
I love that little man is able to go to you ❤ ur the best mom! Being aware something is off is such a special trait of mothers. My mom always knew sometimes even before I knew it. I hope spinning is something you guys can do together and make beautiful yarn together ❤
it is really nice this video, i really liked it, and the fact that your son got so excited when he was finished with his project, your awesome,and your videos too, i really enjoyed this spinning video😀
Thank you so much!
The yarn on the swift looks like a colorway of lionbrand ferris wheel, but yours is much more beautiful. Of course ❤ what a fantastic job. I'm excited to see the bamboo worked up I can just imagine how soft it is. I just love that little man is enjoying spinning. I hope it keeps his interest. You should be proud you're an amazing mother.
When I was a Girl Scout leader years ago, I took the girls to a sheep farm nearby where we learned to cards wool and they gave us Drop spindles made with a dowel with a hook screwed into the end and a CD. It actually worked and it was tons of fun. I ordered a real wood drop spindle and loved spinning for a while but I got sidetracked and haven't done it for years. Thanks for sharing your adventures Jennifer! Now I want to find my drop spindle but I will have to find a different fiber because I am actually allergic to wool. Maybe I have a hyperfixation type of personality ❤.
Great video Jennifer. It looks like you're going to love spinning. I do. Great spinning, great parenting, great job little man. 🤗
Hey there Jen, hope you are having a wonderful day. Thank you for showing the community your new hobby. It's inspiring.... But my ADHD brain doesn't need an additional hobby lol, but boy does it look like fun!!! It looks like you are improving on your technique and are getting more consistency with the thickness. ❤ Glad you are enjoying it :)
Your consistency issue is exactly what was driving me absolutely bonkers when I started spinning last Summer. A friend of mine who has been spinning for years told me to either get a Turkish spindle or a supported spindle. I got both. The advantage of a Turkish spindle is that it can be used as a supported spindle. You can ’park’ it on your lap or on the floor whenever you need to fiddle with a join or with a bit that’s too thick or too thin.
Now eight months later I alternate between my two favourite spindles and an EEW Nano2 e-spinner. It was the cheapest spinning wheel I could buy and as I’m mostly a lace knitter and crocheter, it suits my needs. If I ever feel like upgrading it’ll be to the EEW 6.
Spinning is SO addictive! I’ve just finished enough yarn for a specific lace knitting project I had my eye on and can’t wait to cast on… and to start spinning for my next project. Because being autistic one of my issues is hyperfixating and then merrily “butterflying” to another project without finishing the one I’m working on. I’ve learned to stick to a “diet” of no more than 3-4 works in progress. If I want to start another one I have to undo one work in progress and store the yarn to use in another project. And no more buying extra yarn or fibre until at least one project is completed. LOL.
Edit: your progress is amazing! Well done! 🤩
Edit 2: if you’re struggling with staple length, here’s what I do: I pull out a small sample and keep it aside. I try to memorise that staple length and never draft out more than half that staple length at any one time. I also pre-draft or split my fibre into slimmer lengths. Seems to work for me.
Edit 3: if your fibre is compacted or slightly felted, try steaming it. It’ll fluff up like you wouldn’t believe and become much easier to draft. Lay it out on a towel and blast it with your steaming iron, or hold the fibre in front of the spout of a boiling kettle. The second method is a bit riskier for you (burns!) but works too!
You are doing an amazing job. My sister got me into spinning and I now have 2 drop spindles and 1 kick spindle and 2 spinning wheels. The kick spindle is my favorite. I also have ADD and get hyper fixated on things I haven’t touched any of my stuff for like a year. Things that you discuss is me all over. Especially if I get bored. I would definitely get little man a spindle. If he gets bored you get an extra spindle. But what if he doesn’t get bored and really gets into it. Keep up the good work. I like to use pencil roving You may want to check it out.
That’s awesome!! It’s not something I could do,but congrats to you! I enjoyed listening to you and your adventure! Hope you show us more of your progress. Hope you have a wonderful day!
Wow! So interesting! I love seeing what you've accomplished! There is a lot involved in spinning. Your yarns have turned out so unique and beautiful. My ex side of the family some way or another had some old spinning wheels. When his uncle died several of the girls in my daughters generation were gifted the spinning wheels. My niece's MIL knew how to spin and taught her! So cool! But it's not something she's really into at this time. Maybe later when she has more free time.
Go buy him a drop spindle.. he needs his own tools.
Wow that looks amazing. Not sure I would be able to do it. Right now I am hooked on crocheting garments. Maybe spinning someday. 😊
I think what you are creating is wonderful! You are challenging yourself, your brain to learn something new! Good job 🤗
Great job to both you and Little Man for learning how to spin yarn. I would love to learn myself one day as well, just haven't taken the step to do so yet.
You got me excited to try spinning again I wish my oldest would start crocheting again she was 10 when she learned she 14 now and it not cool anymore sorry about little man 😢 it's bs when the school has Anti-Bullying things around but when it actually happens they don't care sending you lots of love ❤
Hi Jennifer. I'm so sorry to hear about your son being bullied. I have an eight year old grandson in third grade who was being bullied for a while and he didn't know how to deal with it and tried to hurt himself in the boys restroom. He finally told his teacher. She never reported it nor said anything to the child or his parents. I told my son that bullying is NOT acceptable and to go to the school and speak with the principle or go to the school district and speak with the superintendent. He did and an investigation began. They made sure that everything was good at the home front and then the expelled him indefinitely. He is no longer in that school. The teacher was suspended. We live in Colorado and it's not welcomed here. So, I'm hoping they will do the same there.
Schjeepes Verona is a beautiful textured yarn when crocheted or knitted and goes from tight thin twist to floofy. Just like your 1st go.
I'm so glad you took the time to teach him about drop spinning and using the knitting machine to make something he can be so proud if and can keep it to show others for years to come. You're awesome, Jennifer!! ❤😊 Your spun yarn looks phenomenal to me! 😊
I would have loved to see you shoot the spindle across the deck, that so sounds like something I would do! lol I love that Lucas is interested in the spinning and the knitting machine, you deserve that Proud Momma Moment!!
Amazing how gorgeous your first spins turned out! I love them all. Thanks for sharing!
Jen, loving the yarn you spun. I wish I had the patience to try a new craft. Hope Lucas continues to enjoy his adventures in spinning.
Yeah I feel the same way sometimes and I call one of my daughters or something and try to talk it away because if I don't occupy my mind on something I like or talk about something or water ever then it will turn into a very bad panic attack
Hi Jenn, Enjoying listening and watching about your journey into spinning! Yarns are so pretty! So Cool that your DS wants to learn too!
You are doing really good for a beginner spinner. I have been spinning a couple years and I don’t think mine looks as good as yours 😂
It looks like you and Lucas are enjoying your new hobby. I can’t wait to see what you make out of these beautiful yarns.
You both are doing great! I tried to do it with cotton balls and no spindle. I got frustrated. Now I wonder if Im adhd because I do the same it seems.
Looks like so much fun the combinations are endless oh dear u enabler I may of ordered a spindle and some fluff
Hi Jennifer i am so happy that Lucas is interested in spinning.
Your yarn is really turning out!! I'm going to try it some day soon!
Hi Jenny that heart top looks good
Yay, I was waiting for this one’
Good to see you both having fun
❤❤❤Bravo, little man!!! That is so awesome!!! I think he will enjoy spinning, because it's so ever-changing and engaging...you are an amazing mom!!! You've got this!! Loved this video...😊😊😊
Thank you