First Spunky Eclectic Club yarn - called Pansy. I kept it as singles because I loved the colors. This was maybe the most enjoyable spinning project to date. And I netted a whopping 422 yards, fingering weight. I am really happy with the results.
Southern Cross Fibres club yarn, Spring Forward. I tried my hand at Navajo ply, after the little lesson I took up at MASW. It's tricky and I do need some practice. The yarn is nicely bouncy.
Both yarns will likely be reserved for weaving, if that ever gets off the ground.
Both yarns will likely be reserved for weaving, if that ever gets off the ground.
7 comments:
Lovely colors! I realized I have not one inch of blue yarn in my stash. Odd considering I have a husband and two sons!
So pretty!
Not sick of it in the least. Colors and textures are all so luscious & sensual. More please.
those are so beautiful!!
great colors.
I am impressed. I just bought a Kromski Sonata, took a class, and am scared to death! Your spinning is wonderful. Oh well, back to playing with the tension.
Jeannie
Your n-ply looks great! I find it tricky, too and made a mess the first time I tried it. The singles look gorgeous.
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