May 03, 2007

Spin a Bulky Yarn at GLASG

Spin a Bulky Yarn at GLASG

On Saturday, April 28 I taught "Spin a Bulky Yarn" at the Greater Los Angeles Spinning Guild (GLASG).

Chamelon Colorworks supplied the fiber and Janel Laidman, the dye mistress and owner, sent fantastic colors!

First to the drumcarder to fluff up the roving and do simple color The_students_with_their_fantastic_bblendings. Then gather together as a group to talk about strategies to bulk up yarns... and start spinning!

The group was incredibly talented and their work was awesome! Thanks to all for attending. Check out the photo gallery for more pics.   

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  • Spinning A to Z
    These are a couple of pictures of my demo and the students in the Spinning A to Z class. This is a great class for the beginner, as it offers everything you need to know to go home and spin. We learned basic spinning and drafting with roving; discussed washing wool (not the right venue for washing a woolie), carded and combed wool for woolen, worsted and color effects; plying and finishing your yarns. At the end, for the students that wanted to give it a try, we spun silk from roving

Bulky Yarns at GLASG: April 28, 2007

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