This is my left hand holding the last of a handful of fleece. It's behaving beautifully and I'm finally getting into a rhythm that I feel I can maintain. That's just as well, since I'm not quite half way through this sample and I'd like to do more with this fleece. OK, enough gloating, I'd better get back to some spinning before the day heats up too much. We've been promised 33 degrees today and 37 tomorrow--not good spinning weather. As soon as it warms up I'll head to the airconditioned library with my knitting.
Saturday, January 30, 2010
Worth the Ouch
I've been spinning away at the Merino fleece which I flicked out earlier this week. Yesterday's post emphasised the "ouch" factor with my flicker. Today I've decided to feature the product: 
This is my left hand holding the last of a handful of fleece. It's behaving beautifully and I'm finally getting into a rhythm that I feel I can maintain. That's just as well, since I'm not quite half way through this sample and I'd like to do more with this fleece. OK, enough gloating, I'd better get back to some spinning before the day heats up too much. We've been promised 33 degrees today and 37 tomorrow--not good spinning weather. As soon as it warms up I'll head to the airconditioned library with my knitting.
This is my left hand holding the last of a handful of fleece. It's behaving beautifully and I'm finally getting into a rhythm that I feel I can maintain. That's just as well, since I'm not quite half way through this sample and I'd like to do more with this fleece. OK, enough gloating, I'd better get back to some spinning before the day heats up too much. We've been promised 33 degrees today and 37 tomorrow--not good spinning weather. As soon as it warms up I'll head to the airconditioned library with my knitting.
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