Here's one little example. The fibre is from LimeGreenJelly, which I bought ages ago.
Monday, March 01, 2010
Adventures in Spinning
I have been a very busy trying out my new-found hobby. Spinning on a wheel - so much faster and easier than on a drop spindle. No - I haven't splurged and bought a new wheel, I borrowed a wheel from a friends who was travelling and will be moving house. I've had it for 3 and half weeks and I've been spinning practically every day. The first few days were soooo frustrating - I just couldn't do it. I perservered and voila! - It clicked and I've had a bit of success. So far I've managed to spin about 400g of fibre.
Here's one little example. The fibre is from LimeGreenJelly, which I bought ages ago.



And this is the end product! What shall I make with it??
Here's one little example. The fibre is from LimeGreenJelly, which I bought ages ago.
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2 comments:
IT is beautiful. 400 yards? How about a shawlette?
Lovely colour! I agree with Kathy, a Shawletter would be great for sping.
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