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  • Breed & Colour Study: Radnor (Pt III)

    Breed & Colour Study: Radnor (Pt III) | Reflecting on our final Breed & Colour Study yarns of 2022, including plying the Radnor yarns, getting some information about them & beginning to sample at the loom!…

  • WnS Ep. 256: Overplying Ruins Yarn & the Long Game

    WnS Ep. 256: Overplying Ruins Yarn & the Long Game | Elfenwolle spin of Shetland, banana & tussah finished & spinning more Toothy (a perendale medium wool miv!) #spinning #woolnspinning #useyourhandspun

  • Breed & Colour Study: Radnor (Pt I)

    Breed & Colour Study: Radnor (Pt I) | Reflecting on our final Breed & Colour Study yarns of 2022, including defining analogous colour & information about these amazing sheep! #breedandcolour #woolnspinning

  • WnS Episode 254: Happy Hallowe’en! Spindle Spun Cormo & Sophie Scarves

    WnS Episode 254: Happy Hallowe’en! Spindle Spun Cormo & Sophie Scarves | Sally Stitches makes another appearance on the show to disucss a new Mirkwood spindle that arrived (by fluke!) & finished spindle-spun yarn #spindlespinning #woolnspinning

  • welfordWEAVES | Episode 10 | Intro to Crackle

    welfordWEAVES | Episode 10 | Intro to Crackle | In this episode of welfordWEAVES, we delve into a new weave structure to me and begin to unpack the ideas of crackle (jamtlandvaev), an ancient Scandanavian structure…

  • WnS Ep. 253: Spindle Spun Cormo & Embers Sweater

    WnS Ep. 253: Spindle Spun Cormo & Embers Sweater | Finished supported spindling the Cormo wool, fixed YStava cardigan & finished Embers pullover by Tin Can Knits! #woolnspinning #useyourhandspun

  • WnS Ep. 252: Sampling CVM, Toothy, Embers & More!

    WnS Ep. 252: Sampling CVM, Toothy, Embers & More! | Sampling CVM/Romeldale and ‘Toothy’ (mainly Perendale) coarse wool for a future coat, update on knitting with unspun wool for Embers and more! #useyourhandspun #woolnspinning

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