Rachel Smith
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The Wool n’ Spinning Podcast Episode 8 :: Lazily Eating Ice Cream August 2015 I say in the beginning that this won’t be published until NEXT weekend as I am waiting on something. If that something…
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There are many, many, many spinning approaches out there and each does the exact same thing: Spin fibre into yarn. There are any number of saxony, castle, Norwegian, modern, electric and spindle (Charkha, quill, etc) wheels,…
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Per my agreement with my No. 1 partner (aka my husband), I am spinning from stash for much of the rest of the year. We have two festivals in the fall that I faithfully attend ::…
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There are many posts out there about superwash yarn and how it is made. I think it’s important to be informed about the process, and like Bren says of the Snerb Yarn blog, then you can…
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This was a very fast spin but it sat on my bobbins forever. In an effort to clean them off for Tour de Fleece this year (2015), I decided to ply these up for Ply Days…
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Thank you for listening to this slightly different format! As I mention in the episode, I am exploring different mediums to decide how I want to proceed with the podcast. For show notes, see below. If…
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I will be spinning from stash for most of the rest of the year (more on that later, unless you want to go watch the latest episode (7) of The Wool n’Spinning Podcast, where I talk…
Previous Posts
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Over the years, I have knit many many sweaters*. And I’ve made tons of mistakes: Yarn…
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Another instalment of my weekly video-log (vlog), focusing on the process of creating my handspinning…
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Given a chance to plan out a new spinning project, I often look through my…
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What I love about the creative process, and this may sound naive, but it is…
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A process-driven weekly reflection of my spinning endeavours! I hope you enjoy this week’s reflection…
