I am still spinning the Falkland singles from this week's WIP Wednesday. I am 3/4 done with the total fiber weight. I should be able to ply finish the yarn just as soon as my wheel's new bobbins come in...
However, I would like to show you some beautiful fiber I purchased from a Ravelry de-stash:
This is Hobbledehoy's 50/50 blend of merino and yak. The colorway is called 'Pineapple'. It is the softest fiber I have ever held and so it naturally holds a place in my core fiber stash.
It serves as an inspiration braid and it will continue to do so until I one day reach the pinnacle of my spinning career and become "good enough" to justify spinning this fiber. ;-)
I hear this is a common problem for new spinners -- but be assured that I am not skimping out on the good stuff. My lineup of fibers to be spun is a beautiful mixture of rare breed fibers and blends comprised of merino, falklands, wensleydale, and corriedale wools along with alpaca, camel, and silk.
So far it all still fits in a treasure chest, but I think I may exceed those confines today. Time to find a bigger treasure chest!
Have a wonderful weekend everyone!
Joining Linda@Natural Suburbia for Creative Friday and TamisAmis for Finished Object Friday.
Be sure to check them out to see what they have been working on!
Hi I don't know blog comment etiquette. That being said I am very interested in learning to spin yarn can you give me any help?
ReplyDeleteDid you take a class, read a book? Do you recommend a bobbin or a wheel to start..?
Well love your blog very inspiring. Love that your wife has joined the yarn addidcted ;)
Thanks
Beth
Biscottibeth@yahoo.com
Lovley color!
ReplyDeleteHere's my FO: http://mibruno.com/terminados-47/