This is the transition from fleece to yarn (minus pics of the raw fleece)



The above pictures are of the dirty, raw, greasy, sticky, smelly fleece. It was really quite a fun experience to go through the whole process of combing out the fleece and then spinning it. I did get a bit sick of the greasiness though, and chose not to ply this yarn as I would of needed to spin another bobbins worth, although I do LOVE the colour and it is lovely after in has been scoured. Instead the class was given some Corridale Bond fleece, which was lovely and clean and white so I spun up 2 bobbins worth to learn to ply on. I know I am soft!!!!


3 comments:
oh I love that last photo of the two side by side. What an achievement!
I'm soft too. I'm glad i touched the greasy stuff but I wasn't ever going to enjoy it.
You creative genius, you!
wow - you are a natural. I have to say that I have also spun two of the white for plying this thursday.
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