Camp Woolery: Tame The Rainbow - Chain Plying

Chain Plying (also referred to as Navajo Plying) is a way to make a three-ply yarn from only a single strand. Spinners often use this method when they have spun singles from a multicolored top and want to avoid creating “barber pole” yarn as they ply. Chain Plying preserves the color changes of the original singles, giving you a striped yarn rather than a marled one. We show you how to chain ply your single together in this video!
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[@spunknit7851]

I like that you showed how to handle breaks in the singles. Very helpful! Thank you!

[@eddavanleemputten9232]

Thank you for the troubleshooting breaks! I’ve never tried chain plying but this gives me more confidence that when I do try it, I’ll be able to manage. 😊

[@kathrynbassett1535]

Thank you ❤ the best video I have seen on this really really helpful. Sending yarny good wishes from Katy from NZ 😊

[@threeofarc]

Such a great video!!!

[@charbel6708]

Thank you! A very helpful demonstration and explanation. This encourages me to give it a try. Other demonstrations went too fast for me

[@marytennessee1844]

Very interesting! Thank you!

[@etm567]

Why make the loops so short? WHy not make just one loop for each stretch of your arms? I never thought Navajo plying meant doing that every few inches!