
I split the roving into two lengths that were nearly identical in an attempt to get two bobbins to ply that had color transitions that were roughly the same.

And then I spun.

And then I plied. (and when it turned out I had more length on my second bobbin I wound the extra singles into a center-pull ball and plied the two ends together)

And then I skeined and blocked and had yarn. Lovely yarn, soft, lofty yarn.

All told about 280 yards of approximately DK weight yarn. Now the only question is what to make with it.
1 comment:
OMG that is SOOOOO COOOOOOOL.
Post a Comment