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  • About Us
    • Custom Handknit Sweaters
    • Custom Handspun Yarn
    • Custom Handspun Yarn Guidelines
  • Natural Fibers
    • Alpaca
    • Angora Rabbit
    • Camel
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  • Breed Specific & Rare Breed Wools,  Fiber,  Knitting Projects,  Spinning Yarns

    Managing Color in a Raw Fleece

    May 1, 2013 /

    If you’ve been keep up with my adventures you will have read Spinning a Fine New Zealand Merino Fleece where I talk about spinning a beautiful fine Merino fleece into lace weight yarn after washing it lock by lock and hand combing it. There were some mistakes, and I leaned a lot from them, but I found myself spinning a lovely lace weight yarn that would be excellent in a handknit shawl by the third skein so I started to knit. I choose a pattern from Nancy Bush’s book Knitted Lace of Estonia, the Queen Sylvia Shawl and cast on.  The knitting was fun and after a few days I got to…

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