Apr 30
This is the second rinse of this fleece wash batch. Just hot water, no soap. So. Freaking. Dirty.
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This is the second rinse of this fleece wash batch. Just hot water, no soap. So. Freaking. Dirty.
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some things ive been working on .... I'm slowly cleaning the two romney fleeces I got from the Fleece Man in batches (small apartment fleece washing especially in a wet winter is a whoooole task) but also processing the fleece I was given when I bought my spinning wheel
it started out pretty vm-y and was the first fleece I ever got fully raw, no skirting etc. if I cleaned it now I think I'd have kept a lot more of it than i did but it had definitely been sitting unwashed in a garage for a few years and had all kinds of bugs and things.
I'm using the no fleece left behind method to prep it (which I discovered via @milkweedman thank you!!!!!). unfortunately while it's very effective it's not the kindest on my joints so I'm doing just a bit at a time.
it cleans up into this lovely fluff with a fine crimp. not the longest staple in the world but it'll definitely spin nicely. absolutely no clue what breed or anything it is, i was just handed a garbage bag with no further information.
it's my first white fleece and there's a good amount of it so I'm thinking maybe I'll dye some of it? I have a big bag of avocado pits that's been living in a drawer of my fridge for years now.
on my wheel right now I'm working through a huge coil of top I picked up secondhand for like $5 before I really knew what i was doing. it's sooo much fiber and a really wonderful warm brown and I'm having so much fun with it
BIG news from the radish household. bought 2 whole romney fleeces (~10 lbs each) off a local farmer who put a flyer with a phone number on a community bulletin board
Guuuueeeesssssssss who got two icelandic fleeces?
This person! I may have a problem.
LOVE seeing visible improvements!! My first yarn (bottom) and the one i finished last night (top) waaaay more consistent, springier, but also more coarse, but i also didnt thwack it as much. Might go back before dyeing it and fluff it up, but for now im super pleased!!
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My 1st attempt at spinning vs my 4th lmao.
WOOL WOOL WOOL WOOL WOOL
Anyway I have NO clue if im doing any of this right, so if anyone has any Hot Wool Tips they would be greatly appreciated
I know the next step is... brushing it? I think? I still dont even have a spindle or anything lmao
I recently got new coworkers who it would be fun to have over for like tea or something. Unfortunately, one of them is... probably* really allergic to lanolin.
Lanolin is found in unwashed sheeps wool.
I have. So much wool in my house I measure it by the entire fleece
In short: I live in a saw trap for one specific person
(*He had a TERRIBLE allergic reaction and the only thing different that day was lanolin in a product. Now he has to carry epipens EVERYWHERE)