Before that happened, and during the days I was there I continued my Tour deFleece spinning. It was both stress relief for me and a distraction for her (watching) once she was up and around. (FYI My mother does not believe in staying in bed. She spent 2 days in bed after discharge from the hospital.)
This
became this
This
became this
I didn't ignore the spindle spinning, either. I've been working on spinning this Wensleydale
and I've gotten this far:
and I've gotten this far:
When I got tired of spinning the Wensleydale, I tried my hand at spinning the silk gifted to me for my birthday by Nancy. I need to go slowly - I want this beautiful yarn to be a true lace weight for a shawlette.
I finished plying the llama top but forgot to get a photo.
I plan to get in more spindle spinning today while on the boat. I wasted a good part of the day trying to make a collage on picasa to post on Ravelry and apparently it doesn't like Macs. So, no wheel spinning done today so far, though the wheel is set up and ready to go. I am struggling with the black merino fiber (intended to be the third ply of the yarn above) . The staple length is very short and it doesn't spin smoothly. I can't decide whether to get something else in black to use or to stick with it.
Have a good Sunday.
1 comment:
lovely spinning. The fibre you have looks delicious.
(I will not start spinning, I will not start spinning, I will not start spinning...)
Sending good thoughts about your mom...
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