i haven't actually spun anything except my crapwool yet. which is full of second cuts and so slubbiness is unavoidable. and i'm trying to get enough bulky weight yarn for a sweater from it. so it's a long haul.
i have been told that when i am done with this, everything else will be so easy my eyes will fall out of my head. which i'm looking forward to, because i really would like to learn the difference (in practice, not in words) between woolen and worsted spinning, and how to set twist and is it really necessary, and what steps should i really be doing but have been to lazy because it really doesn't matter with the stuff i'm using.
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Date: 2009-03-11 06:36 pm (UTC)and i'm trying to get enough bulky weight yarn for a sweater from it.
so it's a long haul.
i have been told that when i am done with this, everything else will be so easy my eyes will fall out of my head.
which i'm looking forward to, because i really would like to learn the difference (in practice, not in words) between woolen and worsted spinning, and how to set twist and is it really necessary, and what steps should i really be doing but have been to lazy because it really doesn't matter with the stuff i'm using.