Rachel Smith
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Welcome to the first installment of … (I’m so excited about this) … Each week, we all work on various fibre-related things that we are excited to share with one another. Some share on Instagram (use…
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The Wool n’ Spinning Podcast Episode 19 :: Spindles! March 2016 Thank you for watching! This week’s show features a recap of a local fibre festival last weekend, spindles and the March Sweet Georgia Yarns’ fibre…
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There’s nothing inherently super special about these socks, as they are just another pair of plain vanilla Fish Lips Kiss Heel socks. But the yarn was bought at Romni Wools in Toronto at Christmastime with my…
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I seem to be on a proverbial roll over here with singles yarn. I spun a third skein of singles after receiving an extra slow whorl for my Jumbo flyer, which I had ordered a few…
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I may never spin any yarn, ever again. Any yarn, that is, except singles. Oh, and maybe corespun. But not any other yarns ever again. Singles only from now on! I have to confide something to…
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The Wool n’ Spinning Podcast Episode 18 :: Shawls & Fibre Prep Tools March 2016 Thank you for watching! This week’s show features finished handspun knitting and a lot of talk about fibre prep tools that…
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One of the recurring themes for me this year has been large quantity spins, usually referred to as ‘sweater spins’ in the handspinning community. I think this may be because people generally think of sweater quantities…
Previous Posts
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Finishing Kerrera (by Gudrun Johnston) was a bit of a marathon but well worth it!…
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For the past 10 days, we drove through the Rocky Mountain trench, down the Columbia…
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Dresses without a matching cardigan are usually in want of a matching cardigan, yes? Yes.…
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I have started working on Kerrera by Gudrun Johnston out of some worsted that I…
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This project sat in my unfinished objects drawer for the past 18 months. I know.…
