Hi,
I finished plying the Enchanted Knoll Farm "Spruce Woods." Here is another picture of the roving (posted long ago when purchased).
I did a pretty good job of either separating the rovings in half, or spinning more or less evenly, or both. Or maybe beginner's luck? Here is all the "leftover" single I had after plying... not much!
Here is the plied yarn on the bobbin. That is a full bobbin! This is half of the roving, about 8 oz, so I had two bobbins like this.
And, the finished product... about 660 yards:
:)
Happy Knitting!
Lisa Kay
I finished plying the Enchanted Knoll Farm "Spruce Woods." Here is another picture of the roving (posted long ago when purchased).
Here is the roving, split into blue and brown sections. I spun them separately and then plied together.
I had more blue than brown. To make the singles take half the roving, I took blue bits out of the blue pile until it was even. I split them into little pieces so that I could add them to the brown singles here and there.
Here are the singles. Note the the brown singles have little blue spots. That is not such a bad thing... In fact, I really liked the singles, and I considered keeping them as two yarns, but I decided to stick with the original plan.
I did a pretty good job of either separating the rovings in half, or spinning more or less evenly, or both. Or maybe beginner's luck? Here is all the "leftover" single I had after plying... not much!
Here is the plied yarn on the bobbin. That is a full bobbin! This is half of the roving, about 8 oz, so I had two bobbins like this.
And, the finished product... about 660 yards:
:)
Happy Knitting!
Lisa Kay
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