Start to finish card, spin, ply, wash, dry angora yarn
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- This is a video tutorial showing start to finish card, spin, ply, wash dry angora yarn. This process is what I use to process my 100% angora, 2 ply yarn, from start to finish. This shows a clip of each step, with an explanation.
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Stephanie believes everyone is seeking a life with purpose. Find what matters. Razzle Dazzle Rabbitry & Yarns LLC offers entertaining and informative angora rabbit videos for both new and experienced angora rabbit owners. Videos include tutorials, how to's, demonstrations, helpful hints, hacks, tips and tricks, examples of rabbit care, motivation to become a successful rabbitry owner and good vibes. Stephanie Hubert owned her first rabbit in 3rd grade and now owns her own line of Angora Rabbits. She is a member of the International Association of German Angora Rabbit Breeders (IAGARB) and enjoys all things angora. Razzledazzlerabbitry@outlook.com.
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What hand carders do you use?
Do your carders have 190 tpi or higher?
Howard’s and 190 :) Great video. I always learn something new
Strauch Fiber Equipment 128 tpi
I am a fiction writer, and this video is amazing for research and understanding. It's important to me that I get real world things right, especially when it comes to raising and caring for animals raised for wool and the harvesting and processing the wool of those same animals. The compassionate treatment of the animals is important to me as well, and I love finding a source, like yourself, where such care is taken. Thank you!
I just love observing your technique and I learn more and more from you. I have some beautiful fawn wool that I will be spinning and hope that I end up with yarn that is half as nice as yours! Thank you for making this video!
You are welcome. I enjoy spinning and sharing my current process and technique. It has certainly changed with time. Have you been able to spin up the fawn wool?
YOU ARE SO CALM LOVE YOUR VIBES YOU DID A BEAUTIFUL JOB THANKS FOR THE BEAUTIFUL YARN, DYING CRAFT GLAD YOU KEEP IT GOING DON'T KNOW HOW TO SPIN JUST KNIT AND CROCHET LOL
What sort of items do you create?
Always a pleasure. Just got my new spinning wheel in and cannot wait for my first lesson!!! Thanks for sharing your experience with us all! 💕🐰
You are welcome and I am happy to share. Spinning can be such a personal journey. Each of us learns and spins on our own path. Have you been able to test out your wheel?
@@RabbitryandYarns Girl...yes....and it's been an epic fail...lol...I'm not giving up tho...I have a lady who is going to help me learn, but we haven't been able to do much yet...I've been watching so many video clips but, it's so hard when someone isn't right there guiding you and showing you what you're doing wrong...but, I'm determined...hopefully, it'll happen soon :)
It certainly does take time...my first attempts at spinning on a wheel felt so awkward! Eventually, there is nothing awkward except not spinning! :) How is it going now?
@@RabbitryandYarns Getting better with the spinning. Starting to get the "feel" of it...still have it break on me from spinning too thin and maybe too fast. It's just gonna take lots of practice. I do have a question. as for washing the yarn afterwards, is there a chance that it will just felt? I had some sheep fleece that I washed before spinning. I didn't wash the Angora. On my first practice skein of yarn, I have a mixture of Angora and Sheep wool. After plying it, so I still need to wash it? And if so, can I do it just like you did in this video? I'm nervous because I don't know if it will felt and I don't want to ruin my very first batch of yarn...even though it's completely uneven and a mess...it's still my first and I love it... :)
I enjoyed this video so much!
Glad you liked it! rabbitryandyarns.com
Thanks for the video. I’m just learning about spinning and yarn making and already raise meat rabbits but would like to switch over to wool breeds. Lots of great info here. Just one observation. Spinning white fiber on a white background means we can’t see what’s happening
:) Thanks for taking the time to comment and the feedback. Do you have a spindle or spinning wheel you will use to make the yarn?
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHOWING US THE LONG PROCESS SO WORTH IT :)
You are so welcome! Thank you for watching and commenting.
Do you mix all wool from the body of the rabbit? or do you separate prime (wool from the back and skirt) wool from the from the belly?
What wheel are you using?
What type of angoras do you have?
When you are plying the yarn what are you actually doing? Is it spinning backwards? Thank you
Spinning it in the opposite direction of the single.
Is Angora good for blending or should it stand alone ?
You can do either. I have been blending 25% angora with 75% Gotland wool or just 100% angora yarns the past 2 months.
How to do spinning in bulk production ?
I use the Ashford Elizabeth 2. Rabbitryandyarns.com
What the TPI on your carders?
190 Howard Hand Carders. :)
@@RabbitryandYarns Thank you!
DO YOU SELL THE ANGORA YARN WHERE TO BUY?
razzledazzlerabbitry.com Thank you for asking.
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YOu are very hardworking