Am I the only one that likes to change colors and fibers after just a short time while spinning wool? I like some variety every now and again. I just crocheted a trivet with yarn made with many colors and kinds of wool. This does include kid mohair, which is a goat fiber and not a sheep fiber. It is only one ply (strands put together) and it is what they call (in the spinning world) an energized single. The twists are the energy and can be a little harder to work with. When yarn is spun and taken off of the bobbin, it has extra twist and over twists on itself. It has what I think of as a bird's next effect. When wet or steamed in a stretched (not over-stretched) state such as on a niddy-noddy (tool to place spun yarn on when taking it off the wheel) or while hanging dry, the over twisting disappears and the twist is set.
PS The font will not stay in one size. It is kind of like I did it on purpose to show how a varied font would get more attention and interest . LOL
Thanks for viewing! Dawnie
PS The font will not stay in one size. It is kind of like I did it on purpose to show how a varied font would get more attention and interest . LOL
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