I edited my previous post to include the link to the article about Heritage Spinning and Weaving. If you don't want to look back, the link is here.
Which brings me to the topic of the source: Farm & Fiber Knits, another subscription from Long Thread Media. I'm not a subscriber, but if you are interested in local farms, natural fibers, shepherds, and unique designers, this is one source. It's not that I am not interested in those things; I am feeling overwhelmed by email and online information at the present moment. Even fiber can be too much sometimes.
Knitting: Still slogging away on the ice dyed socks.
Spinning: Still working on the Wensleydale top; I've read that this fiber felts well, but it seems very wispy, so I slather up with hand lotion when spinning it, to try to tame it a bit.
Weaving: The first panel of the buffalo plaid blanket is woven; started the second one.
For a while there, I was not feeling the weaving. After finishing the log cabin scarf for my SO, my interest perked up, probably because the scarf turned out so nice. Maybe I just needed a boost in confidence to get going again at a loom. I have several new weaving projects in mind, so stay tuned!
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