Merino and Rambouillet fleeces are supposed to be more difficult to spin so I have not attempted them ... until now. The soft and fluffy blended ball of roving insisted on coming home with me. Really it's been too hot to work with it much but I have gotten some spun up, and I must say it hasn't been as daunting a task as I thought it would. I had some false starts getting my tension and speed comfortable, and I'm not good enough to spin a fine yarn (as in thinner) but I think it's working up quite well.
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
On the Wheel
Merino and Rambouillet fleeces are supposed to be more difficult to spin so I have not attempted them ... until now. The soft and fluffy blended ball of roving insisted on coming home with me. Really it's been too hot to work with it much but I have gotten some spun up, and I must say it hasn't been as daunting a task as I thought it would. I had some false starts getting my tension and speed comfortable, and I'm not good enough to spin a fine yarn (as in thinner) but I think it's working up quite well.
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