the place where fibre becomes yarn.
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! UPCOMING Yarn Substitution Content - May - August 2020 Our mini-series trailer…
Continue reading ➞ Episode 149 Live: Stonecrop Progress & Cheviot
Updated: I added a prep video of how I managed the batt to get ready for spinning. This is to help spinners see the various ways we can manage our prep of different fibres. See below! One of the main reasons I love fibre clubs so much is because they push you outside of your…
Continue reading ➞ CraftyJAKS: January 2019 // Herdwick
The post that was associated with this live stream didn't post properly and I didn't realize until after the show was over. Only a few were notified that the live stream was starting in the Slack channel. I'm very sorry! There will be another Live Stream at the end of the month and I will…
Continue reading ➞ Episode 99 Live: Sock Yarn, Sparkle & Rolags
Before the end of June passes us by - where did this month go?! – I thought I would take a moment to chat about the new Fibre Club option here at Wool n' Spinning. There are a few spots left and these packs of fibre will always be mailed out in the middle of…
Continue reading ➞ the new Fibre Club.
This is a long way off from finishing as I have only spun the heathered grey-brown Merino locks, but I thought I would show you my progress anyhow. Remember my day with my friend Diana, washing fleece and locks? We had so much fun and I have been slowly making my way through the spinning…
Continue reading ➞ a tiny dent.
This month’s videocast features some KAL announcements, a lot of finished spinning and a give away.
My mom is a studio-trained artist with an honours Fine Arts degree. Growing up, and particularly in recent years, we have had many conversations about creating and inspiration for said creating. Recently, on a Woolful episode, Ashley’s guest mentioned that crafting is particularly satisfying because it uses both the left and right brain. In knitting,…
Continue reading ➞ Hand-pulled roving results.
