For the first bobbin I split the rovings down quite finely and held the different colours together in my hand as I drafted. The second bobbin will be similar, but I'll leave the rovings a little thicker and allow the colours to vary a bit more. When I ply them together there will be combinations of the different colours at different intervals. I want it to be a warm and vibrant colour story as it's still cool enough to have the heater on for most of the morning here in Melbourne.
Thursday, September 9, 2010
Fiery
I'm spinning another marle yarn. This time it's a combinations of reds and orange. For the first bobbin I split the rovings down quite finely and held the different colours together in my hand as I drafted. The second bobbin will be similar, but I'll leave the rovings a little thicker and allow the colours to vary a bit more. When I ply them together there will be combinations of the different colours at different intervals. I want it to be a warm and vibrant colour story as it's still cool enough to have the heater on for most of the morning here in Melbourne.
For the first bobbin I split the rovings down quite finely and held the different colours together in my hand as I drafted. The second bobbin will be similar, but I'll leave the rovings a little thicker and allow the colours to vary a bit more. When I ply them together there will be combinations of the different colours at different intervals. I want it to be a warm and vibrant colour story as it's still cool enough to have the heater on for most of the morning here in Melbourne.
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I love this one! Great blend.
Thanks--I've just this minute finished plying it and it's about to have it's little soak:)
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