TOUR DE FLEECE PREP & DAYS 1-4 🐑 🚴🏼 |

Welcome to the first installment of TDF Tuesday!! Are you participating in the Tour de Fleece? What are you spinning??
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[@winterdoescrafts]

about your bobbin situation: someone in the Camp Wooligan group gave the tip to use cardboard TP-rolls or paper towel rolls as storage bobbins and it has been really helping me to clear bobbins when I need to!

[@blametheknots]

thanks! I use tp rolls to take things off my drop spindles, but idk why I never thought about taking things off my bobbins as well 😅

[@nblmqst1167]

There are no real Tour de Fleece rules...I use it as motivation to spin every day, no matter what. Other spinners make other plans...we just all spin \(^-^)/

[@blametheknots]

oh good, that's what I was hoping (and planning to do even if there were rules haha)

[@samanthamiller207]

You could totally chain ply to keep the gradient ❤❤❤

[@blametheknots]

I'm not very experience with chain plying, but I need to give it some more practice!

[@Raediamoon]

I want that bag!!

[@blametheknots]

it's so good, right???

[@deejcarter2003]

I’ve noticed that Southdown is an extremely textured and short fiber. It spins the best longdraw.❤

[@blametheknots]

I didn't have success this time around, but I'm definitely open to trying it again at some point!

[@debohare674]

There are no rules or even guidelines. It is completely self driven and whatever you want it to be. Enjoy.

[@blametheknots]

good! that's my plan!