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Copyright 2014--All Rights Reserved--The Wheel & Distaff by Kimberly Burnette-Dean
My Country Craftsman Spinning Wheel with flax fiber on the distaff. It is easy to see why you might refer to someone as being "flaxen-haired!" |
St. Distaff's Day 2014 at the Vinton Branch Library |
St. Distaff's Day 2014 at the Vinton Branch Library |
St. Distaff's Day 2014 at the Vinton Branch Library |
Spinn Lady Handspun alpaca being knitted into a hat |
The finished hat! It was a little too large, so I felted it a bit. I sent this hat to my step-son to keep him warm since he works outdoors. |
Natural and dyed Lincoln with a touch of Angelina that I carded on my new drumcarder. I entered this into the swap at St. Distaff's Day. |
Alpaca/Wool blend that I spun |
Corriedale/Romney Cross blended with a touch of merino and firestar and . . . |
. . . The resulting yarn! I ended up spinning two skeins of this. |
Handspun Organic Polwarth fiber spun and then plied with Patons Sequin Lace Yarn (68% acrylic/14% poylester/9% mohair/9% wool) |
Handspun Merino wool plied with silver metallic thread |
Corriedale/Romney spun from "Truffles" |
Corriedale/Romney spun from "Truffles" |
Washing some Corriedale fleece |
Corriedale carded up! |
Corriedale/Romney and Silk Roving Blended on my blending board and dizzed off into roving |
Corriedale/Romney and Silk Roving Blended on my blending board and dizzed off into roving |
Corriedale/Romney and Silk Roving Blended on my blending board and dizzed off into roving |
Corriedale/Romney and Silk Handspun Yarn Blended on my blending board and dizzed off into roving |
Corriedale/Romney and Silk Handspun Yarn Blended on my blending board and dizzed off into roving |
And still knitting away on my shawl! |
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