SPINNING: How I Spin Yarn On a Spinning Wheel
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- Coming at you from my sunroom with a (very non-technical) video sharing how I like to spin on a spinning wheel!
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Watching people spinning is so relaxing 🌷
I love that you published this on Good friday! Any yarn/thread that’s spun on a Good friday is said to have magical protective properties 🧶🧶🧶 just knit/sew/weave a garment with it and it should bring good luck - a beautiful “old wife’s tale” from Bohemia, where mothers and wives gave shirts woven with “the Good Friday Thread” to their sons and husbands when they were going to war.
I love watching people spin
I loved watching you spin and I love how you dabble in and introduce us to many different crafts. Over the years I have learned so much and have been so inspired by you and what you share on your channel. Heartfelt thanks for what you do! ✨✨✨✨
🥰🥰🥰 That makes me so happy to hear, Laurene. Thank you for enjoying my channel!!
Thank you Kristen for showing your spinning…. Very helpful! I love that you change it up snd show different crafts!! Would love to watch more spinning from you.
I love that you are multifaceted. It’s more interesting that way. I loved this video. You meant spinning look so easy. Have a wonderful weekend.
Enjoyed this episode on spinning. It’s on my bucket list of things I want to learn. Thank you for the demo!!
I like the new format and location by the window.
Because you're not controlling the pressure on your feed hand (closest to you), the draw hand is pulling variable amounts of fibre, causing clumpy wool. If that's what you want, fine: I hand-comb my tops into really loose, floofy rollags, making the feed much easier: I generally spin 12-15 fibres into the strand.
This was so enjoyable to watch Kristin. And I picked up a few new techniques I hope to be able to use one day. 💜
Yay!! So happy to hear! 🤗💜
Great video!
Perfect timing for this! I've just bought my first wheel. A preloved Kromski symphony from a lady who used to teach spinning in the shetlands. She is beautiful,my yarn is not ! Full of worms 😂 but I like that too. I've been told that once you are proficient , it becomes difficult to produce yarn with worms, so I'm embracing them 😊
Lucky!! Congrats on your new spinning friend. 😍 Hah, and yes, embrace the worms! They add personality and character to handspun, for sure! Likewise, the more my spinning improved, the harder I found it to spin thicker yarns. Need to work on that. 😂 Happy spinning!
How funny! I posted a spinning video a little while back. I have a friend with a Lendrum, such a lovely wheel! I like the foot action! Great spinning!!
Yes!! I enjoyed your spinning video, Kate, and absolutely love the hot pink shawl you made with it. Also, a little jealous of your drum carder. It must be so much fun! 😄
Great video! I loved it!
You make it look easy! I recently had a spinning lesson but I was terribly uncoordinated & couldn’t get the hang of it. Not giving up though!
Yes!! Stick with it. I felt incredibly uncoordinated at first, too. It takes a little while to build muscle memory. Keep practicing and it will eventually click 😄
@@Voolenvine Thanks for the encouragement!
I hadn’t heard of Akerworks. Their bobbins seem to be priced similarly to wooden bobbins. I am curious to know why some are choosing the 3-D printed over the natural. Anyone? I am surprised that a plastic bobbin would be so expensive.