
This skein was
actually spun before I took my blogging break - but I hadn't shared it yet so it seemed a good place to start this week. The fiber is super wash merino and nylon. I think it is the first time I've spun a blend with nylon. It was
actually nice to spin.

The fiber was a pencil roving I purchased on
etsy from Fiber
Denn. This is the second of third time I've purchased
fiber from this source and I've always been happy with the results. One of my first
handspun projects, a feather and fan shawl, was knit with yarn from fiber from this source.
Geddesburg Handspun YarnFiber: dyed by
Fiber DennContent: 80%
Superwash Merino; 20% Nylon
Weight: 3.6 ounces
WPI: 11 wraps per inch
Yardage: 200 yards
Notes: 3-ply
4 comments:
It looks wonderfully squooshy, and wow, I love those colours!
PS: Welcome back! :-)
Beautiful! And so is your wpi tool!
Very pretty! I haven't tried spinning anything with nylon in it yet.
Love the colors!! Thanks for the info on pencil roving and the seller :)
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