Jun 6
Gradients are so fun to spin
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Gradients are so fun to spin
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Within my fiber communities I often see people asking about how to chain ply on a spinning wheel, with e-spinners seeming to give the most amount of difficulty for some reason. So I’ve made a little explanatory video of how I get a smooth chain ply on my Daedalus e-spinner.
progress today, got too sleepy to finish this last night
I like spinning. I do not like plying as much.
I will be winding this off onto the niddy noddy and then dealing with the four other bobbins I let back up.
Plying the wool washing experiment.
Extremely satisfying
Also this pain in the ass plying set up
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Attempting to ply m'y wool for the first Time. This is so hard.
plying yarn by spindle is so fucking tedious but so fucking pretty in the end. i'm surprised i haven't gotten some form of friction burn yet, because ow my fingers
Help me #Spinblr, you're my only hope!!
Okay maybe it isn't that dire...
Im currently plying my second ever ball of handspun (yay! Pats self on shoulder) and while I found a temporary solution that will work for this ball... Its well temporary... Unless I want to drive an hour to my friend's house every time I wanna ply to borrow her kitchen chairs and heavy bowls...
So if you're a drop spindler how do you ply your yarn?
Edit: oops meant to post a picture of my temporary solution!