UGH! It was bound to happen. I mispoke and this is a woolen prep= Batt, not worsted prep spin. I edited the title, but not my content. Sorry about that guys! 😅
I definitely remember your "meaty" dye day! The yarn looks fabulous. It’s going to be so cool seeing the project you spin out of your triplet skeins. Finn totally cracked me up when he worked so hard to get his bed all perfect, and then flopped on the carpet. Thanks for another great video. harpingJanet
I was encouraged to see you have to stop and draft little spots a little harder. I have 3 longwool fleeces that I got before I realized the challenges that come with it. I love them but would prefer using the carder to combing. I love woolen yarn. Thank you for the great videos! Were the Coopworth locks ever too long to drum card?
UGH! It was bound to happen. I mispoke and this is a woolen prep= Batt, not worsted prep spin. I edited the title, but not my content. Sorry about that guys! 😅
looking forward to seeing the project the yarns are fab.
That's so pretty Kirsten! Your spinning is so mesmerizing. Thanks for sharing.
That progressive spin looks amazing. I am glad you are loving your new carder!
Beautiful colours! so rich! Congratulations Kirsten
I definitely remember your "meaty" dye day! The yarn looks fabulous. It’s going to be so cool seeing the project you spin out of your triplet skeins. Finn totally cracked me up when he worked so hard to get his bed all perfect, and then flopped on the carpet. Thanks for another great video. harpingJanet
I was encouraged to see you have to stop and draft little spots a little harder. I have 3 longwool fleeces that I got before I realized the challenges that come with it. I love them but would prefer using the carder to combing. I love woolen yarn. Thank you for the great videos! Were the Coopworth locks ever too long to drum card?
Can you do art batts on the new carder?
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