I did finished spinning two skeins of yarn though so that's something. Here they are:
4 oz Tencel/Wool blend by Creatively Dyed, 94 yards, Navajo plied:
4 oz Wool/Silk blend, 100 yards thick-thin, andean plied:
Here's another skein (finished earlier in the year), 4 oz superwash merino, 400 yards, andean plied:
Since my post a few days ago about my spinning stash, I've been thinking of all the sweater's worth quantities i have. I think i should start spinning with the yak roving since that is professionally processed and would be a better way to learn to spin for a sweater. Spinning from a scoured fleece comes with it's own challenges and I would prefer to tackle one new thing at a time.
I am thinking of making a cabled yarn for the sweaters. A cable yarn is a 4 ply yarn (nice and sturdy for sweaters) where you spin a single, 2 ply it, and then 2 ply the 2 ply. I also think this would be an appropriate yarn because my preference while spinning singles on the wheel is something that turns into fingering weight or heavy fingering weight when 2 plied so when cabled, I think I should get a sport to dk weight yarn which should work out well.
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