These batts are suffolk fleece that I washed, dyed and whacked through the drum carder. I'm going to combine these batts with some more of the suffock fleece and use them to spin socks. I haven't spun suffolk before, so it will be interesting. Shortish staple length, amazingly sproingly to touch - and very sponge-like when being washed.
Saturday, February 10, 2007
Completely Batty
These batts are suffolk fleece that I washed, dyed and whacked through the drum carder. I'm going to combine these batts with some more of the suffock fleece and use them to spin socks. I haven't spun suffolk before, so it will be interesting. Shortish staple length, amazingly sproingly to touch - and very sponge-like when being washed.
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Hiya Wen...making batts is so fun. I've been also thinking about designs and one thing I would like to do more of is felting. I've been trying to felt a nice stubby holder by criss-crossing fibres over and around a drinking glass. Any tips? All the best, Ruth...xx
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