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| Wool Top by Wild Hare Fibers |
Saturday night, I spun the top into this single ply yarn:
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| Single-ply yarn |
After letting the single ply yarn rest overnight to help set the twist, I plied it together and produced this two-ply yarn:
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| 4 ounces of the wool top produced approximately 192 yards of two-ply yarn |
I am not sure what I am going to do with this yarn, but didn't it turn out nice!
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Oh that yarn looks AMAZING! What lovely harvest-y colors! I insist that you post photos of whatever you make with it in the end. :)
ReplyDeleteI promise to post pics of what this yarn grows up to be! :D
Deleteoh, this is gorgeous!!! i can see it woven into a chunky, nubby sweater, perfect for going out in winter, paired with boots!
ReplyDeleteIt would make a pretty sweater, but the only problem is I only have about 192 yards which is not very much at all. Of course, I could always buy more roving and spin more!
DeleteSuch a pretty vibrant color!
ReplyDeleteAll of the fibers that Wild Hare Fibers produces are absolutely gorgeous!
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