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Making Fauxlags from combed top
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ส.ค. 2018
- This is the Spinning Sara method for making easy to spin Fauxlags from combed top. This method works particularly well for spinning very fine yarns. If you are trying to spin bulky or even worsted weight yarns, this might not be the method for you.
Never seen this fiber prep before but definitely going to try it they look awesome!!
Thanks for sharing this method! I tried it today (have the Ashford warping peg too, lol) and it’s working great. I absolutely love spinning from rolags but carding them up takes a long time, and making them on a blending board also takes longer and I experience that snarl from the two rods.
Thank you for this tutorial I'm new to spinning and was having issues with spinning directly from my top but now I think I've found a way to make drafting easier and manage my colors.
Im soooo happy I found your videos! I just purchased a spindle yesterday and BFL roving because of the longer fibers for a beginner. I didn’t realize there was so much to learn, your videos are going to definitely get me on the correct path of this adventure. I love love knitting so this was my next step. I’m so anxious to start off right and with any helpful suggestions. So thank you so much for these wonderful videos!
Thank you Snow! Congrats on the new spindle and hobby!
This is going to make supported spindling so much more addictive than it already is! 😁 Your videos are so helpful. Thank you Sara!
SannekeKnits thank you for the kind words! Happy spinning!
This is such a great idea! I'm still pretty new to spindling and was trying to figure out how to make my own rolags as well as control color. Thank you for 2 lessons in one.
Welcome to the wonderful world of spindle spinning! I'm so glad you found the video helpful!
Awesome Sara! I love this video!
Thank you for your well explained and demonstrated color work. I am learning so much!
Thank you so much for this! This has helped me tremendously to gain control while I'm drafting, and I love the airy feel of the yarn when I use the fauxlags as opposed to trying to draft in hand from a larger chunk of my fiber. I spent two hours tonight playing with this method and it was fantastic =)
Thank you so much for this video! I wish I had come across this method before I started my current spin project, because I really wanted to make a woolen yarn out of a slightly felted braid. I settled on hand fluffing and long draw, but I’m definitely trying this next time. I’m already thinking about all of the possibilities!
I really enjoyed ultimately video because it is so detailed and its clearly from the voice of an experienced spinner. I mostly am trying to improve my supported spinning and I'm going to try it next.
Thanks for sharing this, looks very organized and easy to color control and draft. Can’t wait to try this!❤
You are so welcome! Happy spinning!!
I just bought my first wheel! So this is very helpful I have a lot of learning to do now.Thank you for your time and effort.
Congratulations on the new wheel! How exciting! Thanks for watching!!
Thank you so much for Sharing 🌻
would love to see how you spin these - they look so lovely and fluffy!!!
I've added it to the "need to film" list of things to do :)
Thanks! Love your videos. I always enjoy seeing how people prep and spin. Lamahooks...
Hey Hey! Good to hear from you! Thanks!! I do too, which is part of why I do these videos :)
Spinning Sara your video with pof turk with the temp cops really helped me!
Thanks, just what I needed! 😊
Glad I could help!
Thank you! What a great way to use hand painted tops. I have some lovely corriedale/merino tops waiting for me to become more adept at supported spindle spinning. I would love to see how you spin these.
I have never used a spinning wheel or spindle but want to try it this year and this is a great video to prepare the wool for the spindle!! I am going to look at your other videos now, Hey Brown Berry gave a link to this video of yours
Thanks Erika! Be forewarned! Spinning is addictive! Lots of people find themselves spinning way more than knitting once they get started ;-). Good luck and let me know if I can help once you get started!
So much fun 😊
Thanks for this. I am a beginner
spindle spinner and am learning how to better prep my fiber. I’ll definitely try this!
You’re welcome! Thanks for watching!
Great tip
Thanks for showing this! Would love to see you spinning these. I’m heading off to find a dowel, now!
me too!!!
I will do my best! I'll get it filmed soon-ish :)
Love this technique! and Your point about how if you spin from the end you're going to pull out the fibres from longest to shortest leaving the merino at the end was soo helpful! I'm a new(ish) spinner and have had this happen but couldn't really figure out why. Can't wait to watch more of your videos :D
I'm so glad the video helped! Thanks for watching!
Are you on Instagram? And what's your Rav name? I can't see to find you 😊
thanks for sharing
*eyes the wooden chair and its dowel like legs from across the room*
Haha! This actually made me giggle! Thanks for the laugh.
It's a year later! Time to try a fauxlag because my fiber is really getting on my nerves
Good luck!!
Do you do this so there are blocks of color rather than having them blend? I only have drop spindles so are these practical for that type of spinning. Thank you for your video.
I'm new to spindling, and have just got a support spindle, this made such a difference. As I'm rubbish at carding, could this be used on a wheel for spinning woolen spun sweaters? Thank you for such a helpful video.
@janchambers welcome to the wonderfully wooly world of spinning! Happy to have you join us 🤣.
Yes! You absolutely can spin these on a wheel for a more woolen sweater yarn. It won't be truly woolen, since you can only achieve that spinning long draw from carded fiber, but this will definitely get you a loftier, warmer yarn.
Thanks for watching!
@@SpinningSara Thanks for your reply, that's really helpful. I've been enjoying your videos about spindling.
Hello Sara, thank you for the video. It is very informative. Can you please give to me the size of the wood you are using?
The dowel is 6.5 inches long and 3/4 of an inch thick. It is the warping peg from an Ashford Rigid Heddle Loom.
Spinning Sara Thank you so much for your quick answer.
Thank you Sarah, for those of us without spinning wheels, we can head to the craft/hardware store and pick up a dowel!
Hi Sara, what is the diameter of the dowel you used? Thank you so much for sharing your video!
CJ Eisenmenger My favorite one was the warping peg that comes with an Ashford Rigid Heddle loom. I sold that loom so I no longer have the peg to measure, but if I were to estimate I would say approximately 3/4 of an inch.
Lol. Paw.
so you are pre drafting
Yes, and changing the prep from worsted to woolen
I am not a guy. How many guys would actually watch this I wonder.
Haha, no clue. I’d imagine however many guys were interested in spinning from fauxlags would watch it.