Tail Spinning Yarn tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- For more like this AND the gorgeous tinyStudio Creative Life magazine, subscribe at www.fiberygoodness.com/tinystudio. This is a tutorial on how to 'tail spin' long locks in two different ways. It is an excerpt from the full video I created for one of the fortnightly 'tinyStudio TV' episodes that go out to tinyStudio Magazine subscribers! It is over 20 minutes of tutorial and demonstration! You will need a few handfuls of washed and separated long locks such as Teeswater , Leicester, or Wensleydale. You will also need a core thread as shown in the video!
I really liked the way you showed people how to spin locks so beautifully. Thank you for sharing this with us all. Now I feel a little more confident in giving this a try.
Thank you for this video. Exactly what I was looking for!
You are such a wonderful teacher Suzy. I find your videos to be a wealth of information, and soooo relaxing!
Thank you so much!
Very beautifully videoed, clearly showing exactly what you are doing.
I enjoyed it very much. Need to dig out my locks.
Yes go for it!
Beautiful yarn and great tutorial. I have some locks and wasn't sure what to do with them.
Thanks for the clear instructions, such a pleasure to follow your video’s !
My pleasure!
Btw, thank you for the lovely tutorial 🌟
Beautiful, outstanding instructional, inspiring
Thanks!
Wonderful!
Beautiful locks! Are those teeswater? Thanks for the helpful videos :) I must get a bigger flyer for my Ashford traditional to spin thicker art yarns soon!
Yes Teeswater, they have amazing fleeces!
@@tinyStudioMagazine I adore teeswater 😍 Wensleydale and Masham are a close second too! I'm looking forward to spinning tailspun & lockspun some of my kg of Masham that's almost finished scouring :)
Yes yummy Teeswater! This would be very hard to spin on a Tradie with cuphooks on the flyer, but if you swapped those out for L shaped hooks it will be easier
@@tinyStudioMagazine The Masham fleece I got I've finally washed it all, it's very similar to Teeswater, as Masham is Teeswater crossed with (usually) Dalesbred. I didn't know that! I've spun short Wensleydale lockspun and Whitefaced Dartmoor on my traditional it wasn't easy! Thanks I'll have to get some L shaped hooks. I'm hoping my antique wheel with a jumbo flyer is restored soon, that will be easier wont it?
who hug, love it the result. Did you wash the locks first and then spun?
Yes I always prefer spinning with washed fiber, you could do this with unwashed locks if you wanted to though
What sort of locks do you have here? Gorgeous and long!
These are my favourites, Teeswater :)
Wonderful tutorial! Never have plied my core spun yarn before. Now I will thanks to your very clear instructions. Bonus tutorial to show how to wash them properly. Love your videos and music. You are so inspiring to me!!