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Category Archives: Spinning

  1. Customer Question: A Seller states their wool is ‘soft, no scratch’. Does that mean a finer micron?

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    October 22, 2012 by sarastexturecrafts

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    I wouldn’t be able to say what another seller would mean by “soft, no scratch”. You see softness in feel doesn’t …
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  2. Customer Question: I’ve had my fibre for a while and it’s become a bit compact… help?!

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    July 12, 2012 by sarastexturecrafts

    N.Z. Corriedale Wool Roving SpinningFelting

    Fibre can get a bit compact sometimes, particularly when stored away. When you first receive fibre, most sellers like me will pack …
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  3. Using and Ashford Yarn Gauge.

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    January 25, 2012 by sarastexturecrafts

    Ashford Yarn Gauge

     The Ashford yarn gauge is a varnished wooden tool for spinners. It has both an inch and a half inch …
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  4. Customer Question: How much yarn will I need to Spin for a Basic Jumper?

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    October 17, 2011 by sarastexturecrafts

    Jumper handspun and knitted by Sue from the Gwent WSD Guild. Sue used 750g of 'River', Merino and Silk Tops and handspun a  slightly thicker than DK weight 2ply yarn. The knit is a rib stitch pattern, so requires more yarn.

    The answer to this question depends on several factors; Weight of yarn – how fine you spin each single ply …
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  5. Washing Fleece.

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    August 8, 2011 by sarastexturecrafts

    If the fleece doesn’t have a lot of Lanolin, it could be spun nicely from the fleece. However, there are …
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  6. Customer Question: When should I use Over Twist?

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    September 13, 2010 by spinningmad

    Some people like to over twist singles because when performing the ply (in the opposite direction to the spin) some …
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  7. Customer Question: Single vs. Double Tredle Spinning Wheels

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    August 9, 2010 by spinningmad

    Traveller DOUBLE DRIVE

    The double treadled wheel seems to be more popular now than the more traditional single the treadle ones…with a double …
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