Core Spinning Yarn Beehive Coils and Cocoons
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- I'm core spinning yarn with beehive coils and cocoons plied with thread to create pops of color and texture. You can use just about any add-in with this core spinning technique including nylon, silk, bamboo, locks, sparkles and more. You don’t need a drum carder or any other fancy fiber prep equipment for this core spinning technique! This yarn has a big impact and looks great woven, crocheted, or knit with oversize needles. Check out this tutorial to learn how to core spin this awesome textured core spun art yarn!
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Time Stamps:
Spinning Wheel Setup 1:26
Starting the Corespin 4:08
Spinning the Cocoons 5:08
Spinning the Beehives 9:36
Using this Yarn 13:08
Too Much Twist Troubleshoot 13:35
Finished Yarn 15:46
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The fiber I used for this tutorial was provided in a collaboration from *The Golden Threads.
The Golden Threads is a small business providing fiber products to artists. Ali Ritter, owner of the Golden Threads, sources wool from small farms, then cleans and dyes the fiber by hand. Ali loves turning raw fiber into colorful, fun materials for other artists to use. The fiber can be spun into yarn or used for other art projects. Ali makes locks, fibers, rolags, and batts, as well as handspun yarn, arts yarns, and woven products.
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*I received 2 lbs of fiber from The Golden Threads in trade for spinning. However, I am not receiving any monetary compensation from The Golden Threads for creating these videos nor any commissions for sales made through The Golden Threads websites or shops.
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Such an EXCELLENT tutorial. I understood it ALL and have been doing this with my Kick Spindle and top whirl spindle. Yes, it IS possible on a drop spindle, you just have to take your time. 🙂 Thank You!!
Hi Evie, I hope you're all OK.
I love this yarn. The brown and blues certainly compliment each other. Thankyou for a lovely video tutorial on how to make this yarn.
Happy Spinning
Take care and stay safe
Lots of love to you all Jen xxxx ❤💖💙
Hope the house miving is getting too stressful. Xxxxxxx ❤
Oh goodness! I have just started macrame and weaving and now I've fallen into the completely unknown world of spinning to get that gorgeous mix into weaving!!
Thankyou, I've much to learn!!
Wonderful! Hand spun yarns really shine in macrame! ❤
Love this yarn I love core spinning going to try this way as I normally ply mine with a thin thread afterwards
This is a wonderful video, thanks so much, Jillian.
You are so welcome! 😊🧶💜
Thank you so much for sharing! 💖Love your Tutorials! 🌸
すごい！技術です。 とても分かりやすく説明してくれてありがとう。😍
You are welcome! 🙏 ❤
Hello I love this video...is there a way to describe the thickness of your core yarn?? I looks very thin but I cannot tell how thin???
love this yarn beautiful . my lovely wheel doesnt like think and thin so i doubt she will like corespun lol. thanks you for the video xx
I should try some skinny corespinning. Maybe use a thread for a core? 🤔 I honestly think the double drive is more of an issue than the oriface diameter.
@@JillianEve ah ok x I'm still not sure about a lot of things 😆😆😆
It's absolutely gorgeous. Such a great video! How did you finish this yarn? Did you wash it out steam it?
can something be done out of this kind of yarn? can you knit or crochet with it?
What do you mean (towards the end) when you say "the core was pre-twisted" before you started the spin? How would I prepare a core?
I just received my jumbo flyer. I can’t wait to try core-spinning. What projects will you make from this? I would love to see the finished product.
This spin was for The Golden Threads so it will be in their shop when I get all the core spinning done. I'm doing a livestream later today and I will show some of my "art yarn" finished objects.
Also, that is super exciting news about your jumbo flier!!!!! 😲🥳🥳🥳
Evie, would it be possible to use the core fiber/yarn itself to run back and forth over a cocoon section instead of having to deal with that extra thread in your hand?
Yes, that's a method I've seen called a "scribble" technique. Play around and have fun! If you love your yarn in the end, it's not wrong! 😊🧶💕
What in the world do you use this yarn for? I can't imagine knitting with it. Just curious!! You are amazing!!
This yarn is awesome in weaving! You can knit and crochet with it too if you use a very large gauge hook/needles. It's also really neat in macrame. 🧶💕
Can you do this type of yarn with a drop spindle. Im like 5 minutes in to yarn making research.and ya girl is broke.
Yes, it can be done on a spindle! I haven't done it personally, though. ❤
Wow. This style is really not for me, but your skill is very impressive as usual.
Do you make things with the art yarn you spin?
Yes I do! It is especially great for weaving!