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Monthly Archives: August 2020
Shave ‘Em To Save ‘Em Projects One and Two– Cotswold and Jacob
My first two spins for SE2SE are done! Dyed Cotswold locks (8oz) from Poppy Creek Farm became 236 yards of funky art yarn. The locks were a little sticky– a combo of lanolin and a little extra dye– and there … Continue reading
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Tagged art, breed study, cotswold, fiber, fiber arts, fleece, handspinning, heritage breeds, jacob, livestock conservancy, plied, rare breeds, SE2SE, shave em to save em, sheep, spindle, spinning wheel, wool
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What makes a wool worth the work?
This is something I’ve been thinking about a lot lately. Just like everyone else, I have a limited amount of time for my hobbies, and as much as I’d LOVE to do this full time, I don’t see that happening … Continue reading
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