How To Blend a Progressive Custom Art Batt On Your Drum Carder

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  • Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024

Комментарии • 13

  • @feltlikeitbydebs
    @feltlikeitbydebs Год назад +1

    Beautiful colours. Thanks for sharing.

  • @libellula3313
    @libellula3313 2 года назад +4

    OK very intelligent 12 year old daughter…..I have liked and subscribed! Hopefully this will help grow your mum’s channel. Thanks Mum for the excellent explanations.

  • @1973shw
    @1973shw 2 года назад +2

    These are really beautiful batts!

  • @jkfiberarts
    @jkfiberarts  2 года назад +1

    Fiber is from Camajfiberarts.com and they have a wonderful selection of fibers for blending custom batts.

  • @jamiethrogmorton2540
    @jamiethrogmorton2540 10 месяцев назад +1

    What does the word “progressive” mean in this batt?
    Is that burnishing brush the same kind I would need for my blending board?
    Why would you make a batt like this if you plan to spin each color separately in long sections? (This was I think one of the options you mentioned. Or is that for a pre-made batt?)

    • @jkfiberarts
      @jkfiberarts  10 месяцев назад +1

      It means you progress from one color to another that will give either dark to light, light to dark,or separate colors progressing however you want. Usually it refers to light to dark color progression.

  • @SkyeinOz
    @SkyeinOz Год назад

    Beautiful 😍🤩 it kinda reminds me of a galaxy

  • @qiqi2692
    @qiqi2692 Год назад

    How heavy do you usually make in 1 turn ? Beautiful !

    • @jkfiberarts
      @jkfiberarts  Год назад

      Enough to cover without any “bald “ spots. It depends on how much blending of color I want. I believe you are asking about one pass, and not the finished batt? Usually my batts weigh around 3oz or just over.

    • @qiqi2692
      @qiqi2692 Год назад

      @@jkfiberarts yes , the weight of the finished bat ( how much yarn you wan5 or can spin on one bobbin. ) thank you 🙏