Spinning Dog or Cat Hair on a SpinOlution Monarh Spinning Wheel

I'm so excited about this very specific topic for you! This was actually a very requested video topic. I did a bit on a drop spindle for a live FB event but my friend Renee told me she had already been spinning her dogs hair on a wheel so I'm so excited for this full length lesson. Pet hair is such a cool idea for crafting but can be a bit tricky to spin by itself due to it's shorter very fine fibers. All SpinOluiton Wheels are great for fine fibers ue to the very smooth fast flyer head rotations( the fastest in the industry) This helps to easily get twist where you want it. Here is my friend and talented fiber artist as well as Angora Rabbit Farmer Renee from Tailspin Farms.
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[@felicitycrowe6971]

Love this video - thank you for posting it!

[@Feralscene]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@adamakaru2683]

Beautiful presentation. My dog, supplying me with, so much black long hair when I finally get my wheel, my dog hair is what I start with 🙂. I hope it will look good I can't Whit to sit and spin thank you.

[@NeneLyonz]

So what would you use your spinned yarn for in that fine?

[@Feralscene]

lots of pattern ideas for handspun here feralscene.com/patterns