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Finished all the singles of the swedish helsinge lamb fleece. I spun the tog worsted straight from the roving pulled off the cards. The thel I hand carded into rolags and spun worsted. I suspect some tog did get mixed into the thel because both kinds of single are somewhat scratchy, but I guess that’s to be expected from a lamb with immature fleece fibers.. It’s going to be interesting seeing how both singles come out when plyed.
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surprise! another thing NOT done in 3D! this time it’s a IRL piece of fanart! I’m dressing up as the Lamb for Halloween and want to cosplay in the future so I made the fleece out of a new fitted twin polyester bed-sheet (it was a cheaper buy then straight fabric) I’ve never sewn clothing before so I’m very proud of myself for this! (the bell is getting 3D printed along with the crown!)
Last step of processing the swedish helsinge lamb is carding the thel (inner coat) into fluffy rolags. I’m using my extra large hand carders made by Celestial Farms.
