Category: dyeing
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Thank you for being here today, especially those who were able to make it to the Live Stream. I appreciate your time spent here in this place and me. I hope you feel most welcome because you are welcome here. Enjoy the show! Live Chat Assistance here. UPCOMING Yarn Substitution Content – May – August…
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Breed & Colour Studies: Where we have Been & Where we might be Going On the most recent episode of Wool n’ Spinning Radio, Becca posed the thought that many of us may have seen our spinning and fibre choices change over the past couple of years as a result of Breed & Colour Studies.…
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Thank you for joining us this episode. Welcome to new and returning viewers. Thank you to our Patreon support community – I hope you are enjoying our next 51 SAL challenge, which are ‘semi’ yarns. In this week’s show, we chat about a couple of community questions, including a follow up from a previous Spinning…
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Welcome to another episode of Wool n’ Spinning — this time a bit of a step back in time to some shenanigans that happened in July. In terms of watching in order, this episode fits perfectly between Episode 99 and 100 but it is being released after Episode 101 as a sort of late bonus…
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This post has been a long time in the writing – it was kind of abandoned after I finished each pair of socks because I was so burned out on them! Regardless, I hope you enjoy reading about this adventure from last year! These socks coincided with a lot of sock knitting for the book,…
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It’s that time again! We will be starting a new colour studies in the Ravelry group and SLACK channel in the coming weeks. I will be setting up a new thread for this next set of colour studies … and please expect something slightly different this time round! Our dear friend, Katrina, will be dyeing…
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This week, I recorded live with my Patreon subscribers and this is the results! Thank you and welcome to new and returning viewers! This week, we chat a lot about some finished spins that are finally off my wheel and happen to be all long wools, from my own kitchen dyeing to some natural fibre…
