Yesterday I plied the rest of the samples from my Madrona class. Merino Merino/Jacob/Alpaca/Silk/Bamboo I also attended my first St. Distaff...

Wes and the boys went off to visit my in-laws this weekend. I went pretty nuts. First, on Friday night I went to spinning at the shop . I...

Plying takes time. I always forget that. I spin singles and think, "Now I just have to ply it." Last night I sat down at my wheel ...

Day one of Black Sheep was amazing. We left Seattle at 6:30, stopped for a nice breakfast along the way and made it to the fairgrounds at 12...

Wes asked me the other night, after peering into the fridge, "Why'd you buy that hunk of blue cheese?" I told him that I ...

Last night I started processing the prepped locks with my English combs. It's heaven. I didn't get very much done though because I w...

Sorry to be so dull as I am consumed with processing my fleece in all my spare time. It's all prepped now and ready to comb. I will get ...

I have hardly knit a stitch in days. I'm having a love affair with my fleece. I brought her to spinning night on Friday at the Fiber Gal...

Tonight I spent 2.5 hours using a dog comb to prepare locks for the English combs. Total amount of fleece prepared--6 oz. I have approximate...

Welcome. Rose is washed. I have started to experiment with different ways to prepare the fiber. I flick carded. I used a dog comb. I used my...

A good sign. Her name is Rose. It was meant to be. I love the crimp and color variations. I finished up another quick Dulaan hat last night....

Just a quick post to say that I'll get a photo of the fleece I bought yesterday up as soon as I can. It's a multi-colored Corriedale...