A memorial project - carding rolags, spinning and knitting the Morning Surf Scarf

[@Purlykitten]

Lovely connection ❤ and remembrance of Ruby

[@SoftShetlandWool]

Thank you

[@pathowes32]

I’m sure Ruby’s owner will cherish this beautiful scarf. You did a wonderful job. Thanks for sharing the process❤

[@SoftShetlandWool]

Aw thanks Pat! I appreciate your kind words

[@manicspinner1959]

This was really nice to wake up to on a Sunday morning. Thanks for documenting this lovely and generous process you went through.

[@SoftShetlandWool]

Thanks Jillaine!

[@beverleylawton6899]

Oh, what a beautiful video, Jen. Thank you for sharing. You have made a fabulous job of, what must have been, a tricky little fleece! I love the pattern too. They couldn’t have picked a more caring and compassionate spinner/knitter/sheep lady(!) than you! I’m sure they will treasure the scarf. It was so interesting to watch your processes too. 😊🥰

[@SoftShetlandWool]

Thanks Beverley! I appreciate the kind words

[@mywoolmitten]

Feels good to do those kinds of projects, doesn't it? We done, Jen! ❤

[@SoftShetlandWool]

It is very satisfying indeed! thanks

[@editekeditek8600]

Wow beautiful 💗🌸

[@SoftShetlandWool]

Thanks!

[@rivetting77]

Hey Jen, I just washed Fanny’s 2024 fleece and am drying it now! I loved that she was older and “a little bit stand offish”. I can relate! I have never purchased a raw fleece before. All you share and teach me about your flock made me take the risk. I cannot wait to prep and spin this soft, crimpy, fleece!😊

[@SoftShetlandWool]

Yay! So excited for you - ihope you love working with Fanny's fleece

[@cookecreeksheep]

Wow, Jenn! You did Ruby’s fleece proud. I have never spun from rolags. Might have to make some dowels for my MC Engine and give that a go.

[@SoftShetlandWool]

Thanks! Yes, like i said in the video, making rolags is very satisfying!