More Adventures in Spinning Yarn
I have to say that I’m really enjoying spinning. I made this last weekend and finally got around to taking it down from the drying rack (aka my railing) yesterday and to photographing it today.
I’m pretty impressed – it looks like real yarn! There are still a few areas that are bigger/puffier than I’d like, but overall this is pretty nice looking. I can’t wait to practice even more. And to start doing things like dying my own rovings! So many plans, so little free time. Time to get more efficient.
Do you have any plans coming up? Things you’d like to learn? Or do? Or accomplish?
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So at this point, have you developed any fiber preferences? What have you worked with so far?
A new community farm is starting and they have a small flock of sheep and some goats. I’m thrilled I won’t have to wait to get my own to be able to get “fresh” wool and goat milk.
I like wools better than man made fibres. They feel different going through your fingers.
Ohhh, I can’t wait to see sheep pictures!