Love love love!! I don’t usually go this big simply because I like my fiber to last me a bit longer since spinning is my favorite part of the craft and I don’t have limitless budget but I am going to try a smaller coil soon and it was so nice to get a quick refresh! Gorgeous batt and beautiful end product! Thanks again!
The finished product is exquisite. But.... what do you knit out of it? I’d really like to see a pic of a finished knitted project. Or, do you just keep it displayed as an “objet d’art”?
Really appreciated this video, been playing with these big loose chunky coils and can't seem to get the right balance with it, it was so nice watching you spin (and also fight with your hooks during the ply! haha been there!)
Thank you for sharing your video. Really pretty yarn, and vegan too. I just found your channel. Hope you're staying healthy during the pandemic and wishing you the best 💕
I just made an old "walking wheel" style spinning wheel out of a bike. I took the rear wheel off and inserted a 36cm double pointed needle through the frame drive band on front wheel to rear needle which I taped and wrapped in some twine for the drive band to be gripped. I want to mount it on the wall so I can walk instead of this 'rowing' I've been doing on the floor... can this beautiful yarn be done on my knockoff? :)
Love love love!! I don’t usually go this big simply because I like my fiber to last me a bit longer since spinning is my favorite part of the craft and I don’t have limitless budget but I am going to try a smaller coil soon and it was so nice to get a quick refresh! Gorgeous batt and beautiful end product! Thanks again!
The finished product is exquisite. But.... what do you knit out of it? I’d really like to see a pic of a finished knitted project.
Or, do you just keep it displayed as an “objet d’art”?
This is super gorgeous! Thank you for sharing this process, very inspiring 😊
That sidekick looks like so much fun!
Thank you for making this video!! I am spinning something similar for the first time, and this answered a lot of my questions:)
I love this video. It’s super clear and you give great tips. I’ve come back to watch a few times!!
Really appreciated this video, been playing with these big loose chunky coils and can't seem to get the right balance with it, it was so nice watching you spin (and also fight with your hooks during the ply! haha been there!)
Thanks for making this video. I have conquered coilspinning now!!! :)
Thank you for sharing your video. Really pretty yarn, and vegan too. I just found your channel. Hope you're staying healthy during the pandemic and wishing you the best 💕
I've been following you for years on Instagram, I'm not much of one for art yarn, but I really enjoyed watching your process on this
A Flatiron was my first Schacht wheel and I LOVE it, and she got a little sister Sidekick very quickly
Thank you so much for sharing, this was beautiful!!
Thank you. This was incredibly helpful.
Super helpful video! Also gorgeous yarn 😍 do you wet/steam set your corespun before you coilspin it? Or can you coil it straight off the bobbin?
Thank you thank you thank you!!! And please make more.
Beautiful 😻
Hello, what core did you use here?
Candie necklaces!
Please explain what you mean. I’m genuinely puzzled. And, thank you.
I just made an old "walking wheel" style spinning wheel out of a bike. I took the rear wheel off and inserted a 36cm double pointed needle through the frame drive band on front wheel to rear needle which I taped and wrapped in some twine for the drive band to be gripped. I want to mount it on the wall so I can walk instead of this 'rowing' I've been doing on the floor... can this beautiful yarn be done on my knockoff? :)
BUT WHAT DO YOU DO WITH THIS KIND OF BULKY YARN??
What do you use for the core and plying?