Jan 25
Grey wool on a rigid heddle loom...
Thick, scrathy wool...a good background for taking pictures on my larger tablet weaving loom.
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Grey wool on a rigid heddle loom...
Thick, scrathy wool...a good background for taking pictures on my larger tablet weaving loom.
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IT'S SO FLUFFY!!!
Those times when u can't quite understand you made this yourself. With your own hands. I wanted to try proper thicc yarn, and fluffy, and lofty, and all things not the thinner too hard yarns I made since I picked up spinning again (and tbh I kinda made back when I spun more, too). So. I'm so stupidly proud of this?? Look! That's just 77grams yet it is a great big chunk of a skein! Good going, me :') (62.25m, so, ~81m/100g)
One of those where I just cannot catch the colours with my shitty phone camera. Very rough brown once badly felted brown wool, torn apart and carded with leftovers of other stuff.
Post soaking and whacking and didn't have patience so I blowdried it, it's not quite as thick, but way more even and still so bouncy. I'm squishing it. A lot.
I almost can't knit it now. It is more soft than I thought the main wool had any capacity for. Rough, but not like a kitchen scrubber anymore. I mean to just knit a rug/blanket for the cats to sleep on, but now I don't know :p
Albert wants the wool and threads. Very much, ok.
Very rough wool mixed carded with scraps. I'll try to chain ply into lofty scratchy wiry harsh stuff, and then knit a small rug/blanket for the cats. Especially Albert will absolutely love to claw at it x'p
Getting some meterage excersise in before I get to the more fancy wool. I'm quite rusty, 8 years without spinning does that to you, and foe a few years there I had a wheel so not super well balanced spindle isn't quite the same x3
....very very scratchy wiry wool xp it is from failed felting, it only halfway stuck together no matter what I did, I think (because that was over a decade ago what is time) and was possible to tease apart and card again. Not greatly, but possible. Proper roving will hopefully be a pure delight after this. Although, the stakes are v low, as long as I can knit with this I'm not too bothered, after all.
i am willing to be a certain amount of uncomfortable for a cute outfit but by crumb there are just some lines a neurodivergent has to draw in their life