And this is what I've spun this evening:
I think it's getting a bit better?
It's fun learning a new craft. I can almost feel my brain processing it at night when I'm sleeping, I keep having dreams of fiber lol.
I've finished the heel on my sock and knitted about half way up the leg part. I actually did the heel twice because I started the first attempt late at night without the instructions and muddled myself so it ended up wonky. I frogged it back, restarted and it came out just fine. When will I learn not to do things using my brain when I'm tired?
As you can see my ripple cushion has grown a little too :-)
I'll be back tomorrow for FO Friday to share some socks with you that I was working on last week so please drop by again. Mr Soaring Sheep and I are going to have a curry and watch Springwatch now, night!
Oh wow, I just couldn't get the hang of spinning.
ReplyDeleteOh I love it! I'm terrible at spinning that nice fluffy yarn, so of course I'm envious of your product there. You are totally a natural! Looks like you are really into stripes right now too, how fun!
ReplyDeletelol whereas I envy your ability to produce the thin delicate yarn that can be plied together nicely! It was seeing the beautiful yarns you've made that made me realise you don't need a spinning wheel to make stunning yarn, but it still seemed so complicated. Then Sarah seemed to pick it up so quickly I thought I'd give it a go too :-)
DeleteLoving all the colors-- and your spinning is beautiful too!
ReplyDeletethank you :)
DeleteSuper cool that you're handspinning now! I am envious! It is now summer for me, thank goodness. I was pooping out by the end oftheyear. I need to dig out the drop spindle Inhad bought last November and try out that pencil roving! Didn't know there were spindle kits. What a deal!
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