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Do you have more videos using country spinner? I am buying a new to me wheel and would love more videos on using it

Unfortunately my favorite supplier of my Ashford collection will often tell me the item is not in stock and will need to be shipped from Ashford. I have purchased the same item I was looking for from other fiber suppliers and received my items within 10 days. I had to come to the conclusion that some suppliers keep inventory while some will only order your item once you have paid for what you wanted. It's heartbreaking to me that I often have to overlook my favorite suppler in order to get my items shipped in a reasonable time. I will however be placing an order with them after the 1st of the year and simply wait them to arrive.

There is another way to load the shuttle : alternate loading the ends like a cross sideways , so the yarn does not bulk up , that it passes trough easier . I can’t explain it good with words , but look it up , you can load more yards to pass trough , and the loaded yarn is flatter to pass trough ..

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What helps is activated charcoal. It draws out toxins on the skin. Native american used it on snake bites to draw out venom. But that is for the skin Urushiol is what is in mango, poison, oak, and sumac. Pistachios and Cashews also conntain the substance. Unfortunately, companies use these ingrediants in a plethora of foods and products, (skin products, hair color, and also hide it in flarings of foods that you wouldnt expect). I have to keep an epipen because when ingested, activated charcoal doesnt work. And they hide the oils of mango, cashew, and pistachio in things you wouldnt expect. Have to stay on your toes with this allergy!

An adult size please male and maybe with a cute touch of fur on the ears of details

How much can I pay you for this?

Great tutorial on the whole process! Thank you.

Hope you made it through the storm ok. I’m in Central Florida and we were ok but it looked like the whole Gulf coast was slammed.

What are the ratios? How many ounces of locks to how many yards of what gauge yarn and what size needle. Thanks and hope the hurricane was kind to you.

Simple, but super helpful! Very interesting that you spun 2 in the S direction and 1 in the Z, and then plied in the Z direction...

Thank you for this. Your sweater is perfection❤

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Hi from CT Shiree! I love your videos. I just got a 108 blending board but have no idea what kind of fibers to purchase to start. I also was given an Irish threadle spinning wheel that I’m fixing up so it will be my first time spinning. I thought about asking the local dog groomer but she only cuts small dogs and I thought the fibers would be too short. What’s a good economical way to start? 😊

This works on acrylic??!

That is so beautiful! I have so many single skein yarn colors from year long subscription. How many skeins did you use?

Where did you get our spinning wheel?

Stunning👌💝💗 Love your podcast 🙏

from Gerry- What a beautiful garment! I didn't know about grafting. Thanks. Be blessed.

How wide did you make it?

This is a great pattern. I especially liked that there are numerous tutorial videos and pattern alternatives on you tube under the no fear shorty sock. Denise desantis known as earthtones girl is an excellent teacher. I’ve had questions and she actually has answered me. Taking time out of her day to explain the directions to me.

What weight and what kind of yarn did you use for this scarf? Also, which reed did you use? I'm completely new to weaving and am still watching videos in order to decide if I'm going to buy a loom. In one of your other videos where you talked about what came with your loom... I thought you mentioned something about a 7.5 and 12 reed? I was curious which one you used.

Thanks to the overhead shot and your hand staying still I was able to finally understand how the ply bracelet works. Recently got into handspinning so this is perfect, thank you so much for making this video!! :D

from Gerry- that's a lovely T. I've never done a sew off ribbing. It looks really good. God bless.

It's *amazing* just how a simple technique like this can produce a fabric that looks so elaborate!

What a wonderful idea

No hem stitch on the end of piece!

thank you also for showing how to neatly tuck in!

thank you. Very helpful.

Thank you for sharing this post as it is extremely informative. Where I am from (Northern Canada) using dog fibre to make clothing, lining or accessories is not unusual. I have been collecting and storing the fibre from my five dogs (Maremmas and a Suberian Husky) since 2011. Now I am finally in the position where I can actually do something with it. Four of them have since passed; it will be interesting to see what I can make from their gifts.

What kind of spinning wheel did you use?

I just came across your video while trying to learn how to use my niddy noddy. Thank you for going slow while using it. I tried another video but she went so fast I couldn't keep up. You are a great teacher.

How cool to know the background of each special fiber gift! -Tami

from Gerry- How wonderful that your daughter got to go to Iceland! Your gifts are fabulous. Blessings.

Would love to see a Charkha spinning wheel demonstration such as Ghandi used to spin with for the production of khadi cloth.

How much did you pay for those? I have a similar set I need to sell and am trying to figure out a fair price

Why did you put the spun cotton out? And for how long?

Great video can you let us know what type of machine that is and how we can acquire one

Hi ! I have the same e spinner and have a struggle with the tension when plying … I find I have to hold on to the yarn being plied ( outside of the spinner) and my hand even shakes while keeping hold of the yarn … the problem is I can’t reduce the tension it is already completely loose… I hope you understand.. the spring has no tension and it still pulls too much … I end up with yarn not enough plied … any idea what to do ? Thanks 🙏

I thought I saw a book that you recommended but can't find it again. Could you tell me the title of it, please.

so did you find in wearing it, that you prefer the feel over other soft fibers (cashmere, angora, etc)?

Hi! Do I put the finished piece on the mat and felt the ends into the final piece instead of weaving in ends? Will it leave my final piece with felted spots?

I LOVE colorful things! This is a happy, beautiful rug! Thank you for sharing. 😊-Tami

I received that magazine and was inspired too. Kinda thought I would do the same thing but weave it. Thanks for your video.

from Gerry- Your rug looks great. I have a lot of left over dyed roving that I could use in this way. Thanks for the inspiration. God bless.

Thanks so much! You are a natural teacher. I think I can do it! Thank you for all the tips and good videography. I love your beautiful yarn. The finished product is gorgeous. Thank you, too, for NOT using music--it makes it harder to follow.

Went to the website pattern not there

Hi! I enjoyed this very much!

from Gerry- Your bag looks fabulous! Lining is a must on a fiber bag unless it is felted. God bless.

I know what you mean about missing it. My husband had a health emergency last week, and I haven’t done anything creative since then. I may just sit down and film me spinning just to be able to create something and put it out there.