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| Have a bit of the corrie/merino/silk singles left over |
I think this is my favorite handspun to date! It's three ounces, one ply of Jacob and one ply of Corriedale/Merino/silk, both rovings sent to me by Sara after they were left unclaimed in her fiber festival booth last year. Still needs to be washed and set, like the first skein I completed. Now I'm ready to start on my third TdF project. I changed my mind; rather than the Mountain Berries batt, I'm going to spin up some hollyberry top my friend Jeannie gave me. I'm just not feeling batty; I'm more in a top/roving frame of mind right now. ;-)
Oh, just a little reminder of how I got into this spinning thing in the first place:
That's it for now from . . .
7 comments:
Yarn looks great.
very nice spinning job, Michelle.
Nice! I'm so glad you enjoyed that :-).
I love your Jakob/merino/corrie/silk ply! Love, Alexandra
Beautiful spinning...gorgeous yarn. And the inspiration...oh, those lambies are soooo cute.
Yarn is so pretty! I love my spinner. Looks like you do to. Mine is a Hanson and I'm so happy with. Poor old feet, ankles and legs just can't use a treadle wheel any more.
Thanks for the compliments, ladies – and for the fiber, Sara! I'm so glad there's a Tour de Fleece to motivate me to sit down and do some spinning like this. It seems to get crowded out the rest of the year.
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