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And again:

I split large sections of brown off of the brown mix, maybe taking a bit of black or white, but not much. I loosened the fibers up and pre-drafted vigorously. And you can see, compared to the calico mix, that this is a far more even and satisfactory yarn. Still some thick and thin, but not as bad and subtler transitions between thicknesses.
4 comments:
Much different! Both are quite pretty though. It amazes me that they came from the same fiber. hehe
One fiber, two ways. Very pretty.
I love all the spinning you've been doing lately!
Very nice!
(teleknitter sarah)
I'm kind of hooked on the mill ends myself.
What "brown" did you ask for? I didn't realize I had a choice and didn't specify and mine was mostly brown with a bit of white and black mixed in, but not much.
I have a cat the same color as your roving!
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