I'm barely a novice when it comes to yarn, frankly it's a bit intimidating, but her attitude is so positive and happy that she's just a treat to watch. She makes such wonderful things!
This was so helpful. I really appreciate being able to see a comparison of the yarns next to each other. And now I'm wanting a blending board again. 💖🐻
Very helpful. As a new spinner, I’m fretting a lot about “no mud,” but you gave me more sense of freedom because ALL of these look good in their own ways. A shawl with all of these variants in progression would be gorgeous. I see that starting with clear colors yields a very pretty result regardless of method. I love the painting feel of the blending board-and I have one!
I love the videos where you show how changing an element effects the final yarn! I don’t have the time or the skill, and you do an amazing job of explaining everything. I have this combed top, and I love how the rolags turned out!
Amazing! Something I LOVE about the rollags blended on the board is that you can spin each one separatelly then ply it, so the final yarn will keep the gradient 🤩 How lovely is that? I can see garments knitted with this.
I love doing this to combed top. Sometimes ill be a rebel and only do it to half the top, spin the other half as is, and them ply them together. A very fun spin.
Hu Evie, I hope you're all OK xx 😘 ❤ Thankyou so much for this brilliant video podcast. This makes me want to get my Fibres out and see if I can sort of replicate what you've shown,. I think we all agree that the Rolags have made the nicest looking yarn.... I'm glad though that you had one lot of yarn that hadn't been washed and thwacked. It showed how different that makes a finished yarn look. Happy Spinning ❤ Taje care and stay safe. Lots of love Jen xxxx 💖 ❤❤❣❣🐏🐏
Hi Evie, Thankyou so much for the Heart Reply. ❤ Sending Heart back to you ❤ Happy Spinning ❤ Hope you have a Great Weekend Take care and stay safe Lots of love Jen 💘 xx 🐏🐏❣❣🥰
I like the across the top and blending board yarns the best. I have a blending board but have never used it so now I’m inspired to pull it out and play with it.
No favorites, just like them for different things. I appreciate the experimental approach. I’m a long time spinner, and know a lot of this stuff in theory, but seeing it actually laid out side by side is great. I am not organized or patient enough to do these things myself. I also like the attitude of talking about what happens, without attaching judgement to it. Back in the ‘00s I took an advanced or intermediate spinning class that was about some particular aspect of spinning, I forget all the details by now since I’ve taken a few and the memories blend together like your across the top sample. At some point the subject of dying came up and I asked something about dying top, and it was simply dismissed as something that was never ever to be done. I understood that dying top was going to change the way the fibers alined and it would become more like roving, but sometimes I could get a really great bargain on something I wanted in top and I wanted it in a color, and I wasn’t concerned about spinning a perfectly worsted fine thread. It’s important to know how doing something is going to change it, but sometimes you’re ok with the change. I worked in a fabric store while in college, and people would ask if a fabric labeled “dry clean only” was really washable since it seemed. I used to tell them that all fabrics are washable and that you just had to decide if you liked the way they changed when you washed them or not. I then suggested using pinking shears to cut a 4x4 swatch and test wash it.
I absolutely love this video. It is so helpful to know how to spin combed top in a variety of ways. The one I like best is the one with the blending board/rolag method, although I found all of them fascinating to watch. I see how muddy looking that first fiber is when it is all "muddled together." So there is a real advantage to separating your fiber by color and planning your striping, or at least doing it with more forethought. I've been spinning for years, but you really taught me some new stuff here with these techniques. Best of all, I love the comparison yarns you show at the end. In fact, I'm enjoying and learning from your videos so much, that I just signed up for Patreon!
Thank you, Evie, for this fascinating video. I have to say that I am recovering from 6 weeks in hospital where I had some serious cancer treatment and this is the first time in the three weeks I’ve been home, that I have felt interested in any crafting/spinning video. My creative spark has abandoned me but this has been so enjoyable - I even felt like spinning for a moment! Great video -thank you😊
Rest and heal dear friend! You will spin again when you are ready I'm sure of it. In the mean time I hope my videos can distract you and give you some smiles! 🧶😊✨
Thank you. I always get the muddy yarn when I spin. I was always wondering how the got stripping with multiple colored fiber. Again thank you I learned a lot.
I just learned so much about many things from one video alone! You are AMAZING and I hope you really enjoy making these as much as I enjoy learning from you. 😁
The flyer on my wheel broke weeks ago.😭 my husband is very handy and fixed it, but now my tension is crazy and it's like starting over as a brand new spinner. The frustration is real, but I'll win in the end🤦♀️ Thanks for a lovely, refreshing video! You're always a joy....
You'll get there. It is just like getting to know your friend again after some time apart and they've changed a little. Take your wheel out for a coffee and chat for a bit. I'm sure you'll be spinning like old friends again before long! 🧶😊✨
I love love love… your videos! All of them! This really helps understand how to use our fiber depending on the effect we want to create with the colours. Thank you again! Newbie from Canada.
this was a fun one.... I generally have multicolored rovings and LIVE for those little candy-cane stripes. Rolags are a challenge to spin when using a drop spindle, I end up putting them through a diz.
Across the top for heels and toes, and blending board for some stripy socks. 😍😍 I love purple and would do across the top for the whole project on this color combo, but for fall colors I would want to separate the colors.
Thank you for sharing different methods, even when they aren't your preferred method. I don't have a blending board but would still like clearer colours than across the top, so I'll try pulling by colour. Thank you for the information and comparisons!
Such beautiful yarn💕 I love these types of videos! I don’t know much about colors or color theory I just know my favorite color is pink😅 so videos that teach more about how colors affect each other and in turn affects the finished product helps me so much☺️.
Blending board has to be my favorite, I love it. This was a fascinating video, loved seeing the experimental aspect of the different techniques, I learned so much
As always your videos are so informative! I wouldn't have thought to take the colors apart. I would think that buying roving that way was to blend the colors. I love the fact that you thought "what if?". Thanks for playing and bringing us along. Makes me feel like I can play too. BTW I like them all for different reasons! I'm going to try "from the fold" and see how it goes. Love seeing you do it, so I can learn new techniques. Keep these types of videos coming please!
Great experiment! What's so nice about this is that each one has such a unique look. Personally, I like the barber-pole look that resulted from pulling by color and spinning from the fold produced. This was a fun one to watch! Thanks! :)
You have a very professional presentation, as well as a beautiful product. Thank you!🧶🎓 I don't know which one is a favorite, it depends how they will be used, but I like the washed and thwacked one, so nice, also the pulled by color, very natural transitions.
OMG! Thank you! This helped me figure out February 2022s kit and which way I wanted to go. This also helped me to learn how to read colors in combed top a lot better
Certainly appreciate your “experimental” videos!!!!! I can see how the different results would work depending on what project you were going to make. (The longer colour repeats for larger projects?… - is this what you’d suggest?)
Loved this video!!! I had the same fiber from the FotM club and didn't know what to do with it. Small section muddly purple - chunk of solid blue and 3/4 rolags (forst time on diy board). Ending up with 300yards of gorgeous yarn. Thinking about blending up gray/white rolags and doing an entelac project.
The rolag skein is gorgeous. I did a color theory experiment with hand spun with my first batch of Merino. I made a rust single and a turquoise single. I played them together and yup I had a brown looking yarn.
I have a couple different colorways of "roving" from Hobby Lobby and I've been experimenting with the first one and found that pulling the colors apart and making gradient rolags is a lot of work but it makes a nice rainbow gradient. If I do the same with the other vibrant one I have, it's even better. I didn't even realize until watching this video that what I have isn't roving but combed top lol
Love the comparisons! I’m a newbie, have all the equipment but really didn’t understand very well the best approaches or applications of how to get different effects! Thank you! I look forward to being able to become a Patrion in the future.
When I’m looking at multicolored top (so yummy), I visually superimpose a color wheel over it (in my head) to figure out what the fiber would look like blended or what I’d need to do to get the result I want. And sometimes I do walk away without buying it, having decided, for example, that although I love blues and yellows - I have no use for a green shawl. 😉
Thank you for this excellent video! I have some combed top that I had split into thin strips of color, but was finding it really hard to spin from. I think the wool must have had a short staple length, and I was having a lot of trouble, and ended up not spinning for a few years. But I have gotten back into spinning (YAY!), and will track down that fiber, and use my blending board to make rolags. Hopefully I'll be able to spin something nice out of this after all.
Maybe i get one of those as a present so i could experiment with it as well. Looks very nice! I never buy them because they are way to overprized for me. 100g for 18 and the undyed 2 bucks is a big difference.
Wait, there is a thing called fiber festivals? I need to find them in my area... Loved this video. You have inspired me to try my hand at spinning. Would love to see more videos on combining colors on a blinding board.
You always do such nice videos. I'm just learning to spin, with a spindle. I have a white and brown Corriedale comb top that I'm working with. Right now, I do a lot of pre-drafting. I strip off some white and some brown together to help me watch how much twist I am putting in the yarn. I'm struggling with over twisting. But eventually I'll get it figured out.
Brilliant video! Just what I need for a future project I'm planning (after the sweater, socks, shrug, and cross stitch that I have to finish lol) You explained things very well
I like them all. Made my very first 2ply yarns out of the candy cane and twirl colors of merino from Paradise Fiber on 3/6/22. Used only the beginner's Ashford drop spindle and hands. Turned out better than expected. You teach well. Thanks
I recently started spinning with a bare roving with spindles trying out different breeds using undyed combed top. So far the Turkish spindle is the easiest for me. I've dyed the majority of own yarn for 6 years and am looking forward to dyeing the fiber before I spin it. I love watching your videos
Thanks! It helps so much to see you experiment and play with the fibre. It also makes me less nervous about just diving in and trying something out to see what happens. I would love to see more of the finished product - what do those rolags look like when they're plied? And then knit or weaved?
I'm barely a novice when it comes to yarn, frankly it's a bit intimidating, but her attitude is so positive and happy that she's just a treat to watch. She makes such wonderful things!
This was so helpful. I really appreciate being able to see a comparison of the yarns next to each other. And now I'm wanting a blending board again. 💖🐻
I love my blending board! 🧶😊✨
I loved this video and that you showed each way in detail. Thanks 😊
Watching yarn appear from rolags is always so magical 😍
The best! 🧶😊✨
Very helpful. As a new spinner, I’m fretting a lot about “no mud,” but you gave me more sense of freedom because ALL of these look good in their own ways. A shawl with all of these variants in progression would be gorgeous. I see that starting with clear colors yields a very pretty result regardless of method. I love the painting feel of the blending board-and I have one!
I love the videos where you show how changing an element effects the final yarn! I don’t have the time or the skill, and you do an amazing job of explaining everything. I have this combed top, and I love how the rolags turned out!
I'm so glad you found it helpful! Happy spinning! 🧶😊✨
This was very helpful. I was expecting just “how to do 1 thing”. But you showed several different ways and the resulting yarn. Thank you!
They are all pretty in their own way but the last one breath taking.
Thank you so much! (It's my favorite too! 🤫) 🧶😊✨
Amazing! Something I LOVE about the rollags blended on the board is that you can spin each one separatelly then ply it, so the final yarn will keep the gradient 🤩
How lovely is that? I can see garments knitted with this.
I love doing this to combed top. Sometimes ill be a rebel and only do it to half the top, spin the other half as is, and them ply them together. A very fun spin.
Love it! There is so much fun to have with colors! 🧶😊✨
I love these types of experiments 🥰
As a very new spinner, this video is incredibly helpful to me! Thank you! 😊
Hu Evie, I hope you're all OK xx 😘 ❤
Thankyou so much for this brilliant video podcast.
This makes me want to get my Fibres out and see if I can sort of replicate what you've shown,.
I think we all agree that the Rolags have made the nicest looking yarn....
I'm glad though that you had one lot of yarn that hadn't been washed and thwacked. It showed how different that makes a finished yarn look.
Happy Spinning ❤
Taje care and stay safe.
Lots of love Jen xxxx 💖 ❤❤❣❣🐏🐏
Hi Evie, Thankyou so much for the Heart Reply. ❤
Sending Heart back to you ❤
Happy Spinning ❤
Hope you have a Great Weekend
Take care and stay safe
Lots of love Jen 💘 xx 🐏🐏❣❣🥰
I Love all these demonstrations. I am a new spinner and need ideas. Thank you
I like the across the top and blending board yarns the best. I have a blending board but have never used it so now I’m inspired to pull it out and play with it.
This has been so instructive and also entertaining! Thank you
Oh My, I'd love to dye my HAIR the colour of that top from Paradise fibres hahahahahaha
I really enjoy these types of videos.
I'm so glad! 🧶😊✨
No favorites, just like them for different things.
I appreciate the experimental approach. I’m a long time spinner, and know a lot of this stuff in theory, but seeing it actually laid out side by side is great. I am not organized or patient enough to do these things myself.
I also like the attitude of talking about what happens, without attaching judgement to it. Back in the ‘00s I took an advanced or intermediate spinning class that was about some particular aspect of spinning, I forget all the details by now since I’ve taken a few and the memories blend together like your across the top sample. At some point the subject of dying came up and I asked something about dying top, and it was simply dismissed as something that was never ever to be done. I understood that dying top was going to change the way the fibers alined and it would become more like roving, but sometimes I could get a really great bargain on something I wanted in top and I wanted it in a color, and I wasn’t concerned about spinning a perfectly worsted fine thread.
It’s important to know how doing something is going to change it, but sometimes you’re ok with the change. I worked in a fabric store while in college, and people would ask if a fabric labeled “dry clean only” was really washable since it seemed. I used to tell them that all fabrics are washable and that you just had to decide if you liked the way they changed when you washed them or not. I then suggested using pinking shears to cut a 4x4 swatch and test wash it.
Wow! Now you can find so many dyed tops! We should never shut the door on creative exploration in my opinion! 🧶😊✨
I love them all! But if I had pick just one I would say the blending board.
Excellent video, thank you! You are my favorite explainer…
All the results were so beautiful in different ways! I like all the different options you shared!
this is very monster high colorway. i love it
Thanks for showing how different the final yarns can be, my favorite is the blendind board one, I like to see all the colors distinctly.
I like that one too! 🧶😊✨
@@JillianEve 🌞
I just love your videos!!! Please please keep them coming
Love from Australia
This is the most informative video on spinning. Please do more like it. I would also like to see knitted swatches of each yarn. Thank you
I absolutely love this video. It is so helpful to know how to spin combed top in a variety of ways. The one I like best is the one with the blending board/rolag method, although I found all of them fascinating to watch. I see how muddy looking that first fiber is when it is all "muddled together." So there is a real advantage to separating your fiber by color and planning your striping, or at least doing it with more forethought. I've been spinning for years, but you really taught me some new stuff here with these techniques. Best of all, I love the comparison yarns you show at the end. In fact, I'm enjoying and learning from your videos so much, that I just signed up for Patreon!
You are a genius at color. I love them all. You gave great examples. I need to try these techniques. Thank you so much.
this was so cool to watch, and incredibly helpful.
Glad it was helpful! 🧶😊✨
Thank you, Evie, for this fascinating video. I have to say that I am recovering from 6 weeks in hospital where I had some serious cancer treatment and this is the first time in the three weeks I’ve been home, that I have felt interested in any crafting/spinning video. My creative spark has abandoned me but this has been so enjoyable - I even felt like spinning for a moment! Great video -thank you😊
Rest and heal dear friend! You will spin again when you are ready I'm sure of it. In the mean time I hope my videos can distract you and give you some smiles! 🧶😊✨
I love learning these things!
Me too! 🧶😊✨
Excellent clear demonstrations.
Glad you enjoyed it! 🧶😊✨
Interessantes anschauliches Experiment. Sehr schön :)
Thank you!
Fantastic video, Jillian!
So glad you liked it! 🧶😊✨
Funny that I saw this right now. I was just getting ready to get rid of a few comb tops because I didn't want to get mud. I'm going to try this first
I love watching your experiments. My favorite is the one from rolags.
Me too, it came out so bright! 🧶😊✨
The blendinģ board ìs new too me. I've ordered one, and am looking forward to, trying some of your techniques.,thanks.
Jillian, you are such a great teacher! Learning so much from you.😊
Thank you. I always get the muddy yarn when I spin. I was always wondering how the got stripping with multiple colored fiber. Again thank you I learned a lot.
Wonderful information! Thanks so much. Love all of the yams for different reasons.
Me too! 🧶😊✨
I liked that the rolags made the yarn look very much like the top looked before it was spun. This was an interesting video for sure!
I'm so glad you enjoyed it! 🧶😊✨
I just learned so much about many things from one video alone! You are AMAZING and I hope you really enjoy making these as much as I enjoy learning from you. 😁
I absolutely do! 🥰🧶💜
I really appreciate the bits of spinning and color theory that you include in your videos. I learn so much!
Now i wish i had a blending board lol. A great informational video as always. Thank you!
I'm so glad you enjoyed it! 🧶😊✨
Beautiful, the blending board by far is my favorite
It came out so bright and vibrant! 🧶😊✨
What a perfect visual of ways to accomplish different color effects from a multicolored combed top .... so many more options to try now!! Thanks!!
Yay! Happy Spinning! 🧶😊✨
I'm tied between the blending board and across the top. They're both so beautiful!!! 😍
The flyer on my wheel broke weeks ago.😭 my husband is very handy and fixed it, but now my tension is crazy and it's like starting over as a brand new spinner. The frustration is real, but I'll win in the end🤦♀️
Thanks for a lovely, refreshing video! You're always a joy....
You'll get there. It is just like getting to know your friend again after some time apart and they've changed a little. Take your wheel out for a coffee and chat for a bit. I'm sure you'll be spinning like old friends again before long! 🧶😊✨
@@JillianEve I sure hope so,🤣
Very interesting!
I love love love… your videos! All of them! This really helps understand how to use our fiber depending on the effect we want to create with the colours. Thank you again! Newbie from Canada.
this was a fun one.... I generally have multicolored rovings and LIVE for those little candy-cane stripes. Rolags are a challenge to spin when using a drop spindle, I end up putting them through a diz.
A diz is a great solution! 🧶😊✨
Across the top for heels and toes, and blending board for some stripy socks. 😍😍 I love purple and would do across the top for the whole project on this color combo, but for fall colors I would want to separate the colors.
Great idea!! 🧶😊✨
This is such an informative video- I have gotten a couple tops from PF’s club that I really didn’t know what to do with, and now I have ideas :)
Glad it was helpful! 🧶😊✨
This is perfect! I have a colour-way called Starry Night that looks like this. Can't wait to try spinning! And using paint as a colour model? Genius!
Have fun! 🧶😊✨
Love these experimental videos ❤
Thank you for sharing different methods, even when they aren't your preferred method. I don't have a blending board but would still like clearer colours than across the top, so I'll try pulling by colour. Thank you for the information and comparisons!
Thank you Evie i appreciate you. im a novice spinner in the uk ❤
Takk!
Thank you so much! Happy spinning! 😊🧶💜
Definitely the blending board, for me.
Love the one from the blending board. Amazing!!
Such beautiful yarn💕 I love these types of videos! I don’t know much about colors or color theory I just know my favorite color is pink😅 so videos that teach more about how colors affect each other and in turn affects the finished product helps me so much☺️.
Your videos are so informative, I love each and every one of them.
Glad you like them! 🧶😊✨
Blending board has to be my favorite, I love it. This was a fascinating video, loved seeing the experimental aspect of the different techniques, I learned so much
I'm so glad! 🧶😊✨
Really interesting to see. My favorite is the one from the blending board, because te colors are so clear.
It came out so vibrant! 🧶😊✨
As always your videos are so informative! I wouldn't have thought to take the colors apart. I would think that buying roving that way was to blend the colors. I love the fact that you thought "what if?". Thanks for playing and bringing us along. Makes me feel like I can play too. BTW I like them all for different reasons! I'm going to try "from the fold" and see how it goes. Love seeing you do it, so I can learn new techniques. Keep these types of videos coming please!
Happy spinning! 🧶😊✨
Just excellent
Thank you! 🧶😊✨
Great experiment! What's so nice about this is that each one has such a unique look. Personally, I like the barber-pole look that resulted from pulling by color and spinning from the fold produced. This was a fun one to watch! Thanks! :)
Happy spinning! 🧶😊✨
My Davis one done on the blending board.
You have a very professional presentation, as well as a beautiful product. Thank you!🧶🎓
I don't know which one is a favorite, it depends how they will be used, but I like the washed and thwacked one, so nice, also the pulled by color, very natural transitions.
Thank you very much! 🧶😊✨
I'm loving the tutorial type videos, especially when you use the PF bags...as I struggle with what to do with mine. I love the rolags spun yarn!
Glad you like them! 🧶😊✨
That was really cool! Thanks for sharing. ❤️
Thanks for watching! 🧶😊✨
OMG! Thank you! This helped me figure out February 2022s kit and which way I wanted to go. This also helped me to learn how to read colors in combed top a lot better
Yay! 🧶😊✨
Very interesting to see you experiment!
I’m so sad that I wasn’t able to get the box this month! They are my favorite colors.
Maybe next time. Happy spinning! 🧶😊✨
Certainly appreciate your “experimental” videos!!!!!
I can see how the different results would work depending on what project you were going to make.
(The longer colour repeats for larger projects?…
- is this what you’d suggest?)
Loved this video!!! I had the same fiber from the FotM club and didn't know what to do with it. Small section muddly purple - chunk of solid blue and 3/4 rolags (forst time on diy board). Ending up with 300yards of gorgeous yarn. Thinking about blending up gray/white rolags and doing an entelac project.
Thank you for this video. Really helps out for future projects.
Super helpful and interesting, thank you for all the work you put into this!
My pleasure! 🧶😊✨
Love these videos, I had that very fiber and wished I would have done the stripping better
You'll know how you like to spin it up for your next one! 🧶😊✨
The rolag skein is gorgeous. I did a color theory experiment with hand spun with my first batch of Merino. I made a rust single and a turquoise single. I played them together and yup I had a brown looking yarn.
I have a couple different colorways of "roving" from Hobby Lobby and I've been experimenting with the first one and found that pulling the colors apart and making gradient rolags is a lot of work but it makes a nice rainbow gradient. If I do the same with the other vibrant one I have, it's even better. I didn't even realize until watching this video that what I have isn't roving but combed top lol
This was a great video. Thinking of trying this tonight. Thank you for posting your ideas.
Have fun! 🧶😊✨
Love the comparisons! I’m a newbie, have all the equipment but really didn’t understand very well the best approaches or applications of how to get different effects! Thank you! I look forward to being able to become a Patrion in the future.
Looking forward to using my blending board with some the the paradise fibers. Really like seeing your testing of different approaches.
Have fun! 🧶😊✨
When I’m looking at multicolored top (so yummy), I visually superimpose a color wheel over it (in my head) to figure out what the fiber would look like blended or what I’d need to do to get the result I want.
And sometimes I do walk away without buying it, having decided, for example, that although I love blues and yellows - I have no use for a green shawl. 😉
LOL! Yes! A mental color wheel is a wonderful thing! 🧶😊✨
I’m excited to blend mine on my blending board now! I had no idea how I was going to do it! I love the experimentation! Thank you!!
Such great information! Love the blending board option. Blessings,
I like that one too! 🧶😊✨
Excellent video.
Thank you for this excellent video! I have some combed top that I had split into thin strips of color, but was finding it really hard to spin from. I think the wool must have had a short staple length, and I was having a lot of trouble, and ended up not spinning for a few years. But I have gotten back into spinning (YAY!), and will track down that fiber, and use my blending board to make rolags. Hopefully I'll be able to spin something nice out of this after all.
At the very least, you will get a chance to experiment and that can be fun all on its own! 🧶😊✨
Maybe i get one of those as a present so i could experiment with it as well. Looks very nice! I never buy them because they are way to overprized for me. 100g for 18 and the undyed 2 bucks is a big difference.
Happy spinning! 🧶😊✨
I love the card strip on this yarn gives me lots of ideas! Love all your videos they are so helpful 😍
Awesome, I'm so glad! 🧶😊✨
Wait, there is a thing called fiber festivals? I need to find them in my area... Loved this video. You have inspired me to try my hand at spinning. Would love to see more videos on combining colors on a blinding board.
You always do such nice videos. I'm just learning to spin, with a spindle. I have a white and brown Corriedale comb top that I'm working with. Right now, I do a lot of pre-drafting. I strip off some white and some brown together to help me watch how much twist I am putting in the yarn. I'm struggling with over twisting. But eventually I'll get it figured out.
You will! Just keep spinning and practicing! 🧶😊✨
Brilliant video! Just what I need for a future project I'm planning (after the sweater, socks, shrug, and cross stitch that I have to finish lol)
You explained things very well
I have so many projects to do too.... Just keep spinning! 🧶😊✨
I have seperated the colors and spun them but never thought of using the carding board and spinning from rolags. Thanks for the idea.
You are so welcome! 🧶😊✨
I love your videos! Excellent! I am so interested in the wheel you use.
I like them all. Made my very first 2ply yarns out of the candy cane and twirl colors of merino from Paradise Fiber on 3/6/22. Used only the beginner's Ashford drop spindle and hands. Turned out better than expected. You teach well. Thanks
Congratulations on your first 2 ply yarn! Happy spinning! 🧶😊✨
I recently started spinning with a bare roving with spindles trying out different breeds using undyed combed top. So far the Turkish spindle is the easiest for me. I've dyed the majority of own yarn for 6 years and am looking forward to dyeing the fiber before I spin it. I love watching your videos
That sounds awesome! Happy spinning and dyeing! 🧶😊✨
Great minds, I did the same thing with one of my singles, the color repete rolags. Then I just plyed everything together. 😅
It's so much fun isn't it!? 🧶😊✨
@@JillianEve it is, I'm lost on the new colors though. There a bit bright for me. I'll have to mull that one over.
Thanks! It helps so much to see you experiment and play with the fibre. It also makes me less nervous about just diving in and trying something out to see what happens. I would love to see more of the finished product - what do those rolags look like when they're plied? And then knit or weaved?