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1. POK - Principles of Knitting (yeah... i kno OOP, but still by far
the finest overall...)
I borrowed this from my Guild library. I think if I had this book, the rest
would be sold. It is a little difficult to read in bed, though. As I get
more and more sleepy, the book starts to slant in
Hi,
I have a question for all of you who may knit your handspun. Or who gasp
buy yarn to knit g.
I'm 'whelmed by the amount of knitting books available. I want them all!
I've decided to limit myself to socks, shawls, scarves, and maybe hats. And
mittens and gloves. And afghans. Maybe. Emphasis
I was recently diagnosed with bilateral Carpal Tunnel Syndrome. I found a
book at the BSG, called 'End Your Carpal Tunnel Pain Without Surgery', by
Kate Montgomery. ISBN 1-55853-591-8. I purchased it from a spinner and
woodworker. She thought the exercises were so great, that she's had the
book
ust a question: I seem to remember a few months ago, there was some
legislation proposed concerning the (sale?) and use of dog hair. Is it
legal to sell dog hair (in the US)?
That was legislation involving the sale of dog pelts in the U.S. Not the
fur/hair.
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They will likely be more than happy to heap bags and bags of
clippings/combings upon you.
I did this. Not all groomers know that all you want is the combings. I got
bags of stuff that was fit only for the trash containers. I got all the
dirty smelly stuff, and none of the clean fluff that
Meridian Road Studio Jacob Sheep
Robin,
We were up in Morro Bay for a week. The motel left us a local paper to
read. There, on the front page, was a picture of the many types of animals
one couple have on their farm. I should add that Morro Bay is a very small
town, surrounded by Cal Poly
All,
I don't think a year goes by, that someone, somewhere, doesn't have this
complaint about Yolo. I keep wondering how they stay in business. All I can
think of, is that they must get newbies who live in CA, and want to do
business with someone in the same state. Anyone know if they get any
They tell me it is airs at 8 am.
Only for a fellow fiber person would I turn on the TV that early in the
morning. :)
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All,
My apologies to the list.
I'm looking for anyone on the SheepThrills list. I have a problem. I'm in
the ST round robin. I have the box of stuff. I have no idea who gets it
next, as there's no address list in the box. I can't post to ST, as I seem
to have been dropped (a Yahoo problem. It's
spinning is a to-die-for, roll-in-it-naked luscious blend of
cotton and silk
What's the ratio of cotton to silk? I saw some roving that was 70/30
cotton/silk. Not having spun cotton (don't want to. never will. NO!), I was
afraid to buy it.
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Stuff the inside of the shoes with plastic bags to keep the shape of the
shoe. (Or it will flatten
Thanks so much for sharing! What a great idea!
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I have on hands some cotton/silk 50-50, rainbow dyed.
Where'dja get it
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I just returned from my spinning/weaving Guild's annual October Sale Day.
What fun! Vendors galore and members who had items for sale!
What caught my eye, right away, was the weaver who was selling gasp
shawls made from LB's Homespun. She'd worked them up on her large triangle
loom. Having just
Who wants to spend, say, 30 hours knitting a sweater, only to have it
pill the first time it's washed, or feel like a textured plastic bag?
I wish people would get over the idea that all acrylics pill. They don't.
Pilling is not unique to acrylic. There have been times when some of us
have used
as a happily transplanted Easterner, the total lack of insulation and
the visible gaps inbetween doors and their frames - we are talking
*outside* doors here - continue to astonish me)
You're in sunny SoCal. The builders figured it didn't snow here, so who
needs insulation? Have you noticed the
If acrylics are so offensive, why don't more chain stores carry other
options?
It's the cheap acrylics that are offensive. They do feel funny to the hand.
The craft stores, like Michael's, Joanne's, and Beverly's, cater more to
the folks that want a reasonably priced acrylic, to make baby
The very first project I made was a sweater for my 1 yo son, using Red
Heart sport weight yarn. It pilled the FIRST time it was washed!
Amazing. I know people who have 'blankies' (afghans for those of you who
don't have kids away at college), that have been through umpteen washings
and tumbles
I don't like handling acrylic,
There are some really nice acrylic yarns out there. I'm not talking Red
Heart or something like that. I'm currently knitting a shawl, using Lion
Brand's Homespun.
Before you start throwing combs and hackles at me, let me add that I could
never spin anything like
Susan,
LOL! Drink some regular tea. That has caffeine in it. In the meantime, you
have my complete sympathy.
Let's see, Woodland Woolworks has a catalog just for knitters. In it, they
have loads of yarns, including acrylics. You could leaf through it, just to
get names, and then hunt the yarns
A basic question - when you knit something too big and then reduce its
size, do you do it just in the washing machine, or washer plus dryer?
I tried that with my kid mohair socks that were too big for me. Five
washings later, with hot water, and 4 trips through the dryer, they were
still the
Hi All!
I just got a letter from Cyril. He's finished his shearing for 2001 and has
his wonderful fleeces available for sale.
You can either deal with Cyril directly, by mail. Or, if enough people are
interested, you can contact me, and I'll write to Cyril for a sample sheet,
and we'll do a
color gamp
What is a color gamp? A new kind of sheep mating ritual? A new kind of
chocolate dish? hopeful look
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Jeanette,
I use Gaywool dyes. I keep going back to them, no matter what other dyes I
use. They are fool proof. Not that either one of us, or anyone else, is a
fool. :)
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I'm also interested in buying some Reeves bobbins.
Any competent woodworker can make a bobbin for you, regardless of who made
it. You'll probably need an original, to work from.
Didn't someone just ask about this? Didn't Country Craftsman say they made
bobbins?
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I would love one of those Fricke big ball winders too.
I got one of those and sent it back. The turning knob is in just the right
place so that if you're not paying attention, as you crank it, the the cone
part hits your knuckles.
Since I sometimes woolgather as a wind on wool, the Fricke
I was shopping for a present for my young niece yesterday and came
across a package of glow-in-the-dark sheep.
Where did you find them?
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It's just that an Oreo could've been anything - I was thinking along the
lines of ?dried fish
LOL! I can just see the looks on some of the faces of those of us who eat
Oreo's!
Hmm. If it weren't for the chocolate, this could be a good cat treat. Feed
it to the long haired cat, while you comb
I suspect that Ben Franklin would laugh at the thought that banning
eyelash curlers on airplanes
I suspect that most of the talk about banning certain items, including
eyelash curlers, belongs under 'urban legend' or 'let's see how ridiculous
something has to be, before people start questioning
Here in CA, yes in SoCal, the weather is starting to turn. Sweats are
needed in the morning, going to shorts in the afternoon, back to sweats as
the sun goes down. There's a definite nip in the air.
I have this overwhelming urge to make clam chowder.
I also have this overwhelming urge to start
lot of time staring at my wool collection going...pur e..gold
Ohh! Ohh! That's another thing! My usual colors are the blues, purples,
etc.
I did a fiber exchange with some wonderful list person. It included some
Romney roving dyed in the most beautiful, subtle colors of gold, brown,
slate
remember that those incredible 3-fiber ring shawls were not
particularly pleasant to wear. A large shawl that weighs only an
ounce or two is not going to have much drape. In Ye Olde Days the
shawls were bleached by stretching them out over burning sulfur
(phew!) which gave them a fairly harsh
Dee Dee, I did see the reply to SO letter I wrote. I have been spinning
for just over 10 years.
It was a great compliment, Ruthann. :)
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I would love to know everyone's favorite place to spin.
The family room. Hubby works nights. I set the TV to the Sci-Fi channel,
put the rats on the rat couch, my spinning chair next to the couch, the
wheel in front of me (but far enough away from the couch, so that a rat
(bent on adventure)
I want it to symbolize the beauty they apparently didn't
understand.
Oh. What a great thing to do. Perhaps we could have a cyber 'show and
tell', to share what we created during a time of destruction.
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CCL4 was also used in zillions of fire extinguishers, so if the fire
didn't gey ypou, you'd die of liver cancer years later.
Early population control. Thank goodness for the pill.
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But I wondered if socks need to be a bit on the stiff side to hold their
shape and wear well.
Merry,
There's a great list, called TA DA! the socknitter's list, where all your
sock qs can be answered. Often. g
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Maybe mix the contents up a little better? IN case some of the stuff
settled to the top or bottom of the container?
Ahhha there's your answer (maybe). When you mix up a stock dye
solution, yes the dye stuffs do sort of go to the bottom over time.
Thanks, Joanna. I wish it was
Vicki,
You can always delete any message that you feel is not on topic
Live and let live and use your delete key.
As Ron said, the Fibernet list is for talking about fiber. Anything else is
off topic, and we're supposed to know that.
It's not fair for anyone to start their own side
But Calling anything even jokingly , `Terorrized weaving` and the other
terms you said , serves no good at all
This is an over reaction to something that was said with no negative
intent.
Terrorized does not only refer to terrorist action. It refers to a
heightened state of fear. I can be
Well,
I re-dyed my yarn, trying one more time for navy blue. I let that yarn
simmer for over an hour.
I now have black yarn. :( With some places where it's purple. Still purple.
I give up. I guess I'll never be a nayy blue dyer of yarn. sigh
I'm going to knit the yarn up into socks, anyway.
Energine??? Energine!!??? Talk about something from the very ancient past!
I've never seen this in any of my grocery stores, here in CA. But then, I
never thought to look for it either.
Wow.
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Ruthann,
Did you see the marvelous comment/compliment someone made about you, in the
SO letters section?
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Excuse Me I would have thought that after the last Ecents in Usa Nobody
will use this term as joking matter anymore ...
Found a good home for four of my terrorist skeins (I was spinning like
mad
Ruthann in Southern AZ
mirjam
It's difficult to remember to stop using terms that are part of our
My Spin Off arrived.
Glad to here this..now what's in the contents/menu this time
around.
hanging head I forget. LOL! You can tell there were lots of articles that
grabbed my attention. g
Wait. Some of it is coming back to me... the SO 25th anniversary sweater is
gorgeous! Although, I
My Spin-Off has not arrived in Wisconsin either!!
Weird. I'm usually the last on the list to get mine. I'm in CA. I thought
for sure I'd have to wait another week, but mine arrived Saturday.
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I'm so sad. :( My navy blue yarn came out purple. sigh
Granted, purple is one of my favorite colors. However, this time I wanted
red, white, and blue. Got the first two.
I guess 2 out of 3 is not bad. :)
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sometimes there's dye in the pot, sometimes not, but it has nothing to
do with the amount of grease that was in the wool.
If you have greasy wool, and put in the same amount of dye you would use on
clean wool, aren't you going to have dye left in the water? Since the dye
molecules would not be
higgly pikkly cramming in a layer of fleece,soapy
squishing OK the fleece is a big blob
I just _love_ the technical terms I've learned, while reading this list.
g
Overcome with patriotic ferver, I've dyed some skeins of white yarn (with
yellow stains on the fleece), red and blue, with
At my high school, green and gold were the colors for queer, lo some
forty years ago. My favorite colors at the time, alas.
Michelle in White Rock NM
At *my* high school, green and gold were the school colours some
thirty-five years ago, LOL.
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A questions for
But you couldn't use this method on *dyed* yarn, unless you hated the
color.
Er, why not? Would the color run?
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Also finished knitting a little dog sweater (I have a Chihuahua who
loves her handspun, handknit sweaters when it gets cold, even in AZ).
LOL! We have a black male Pom. Even with a full coat, he's cold. I got him
a doggie sweater, but I think he'd like a hand knit one.
I'm collecting his
I'm planning on doing a Mohair/Alpaca blend intended for sock yarn.
Forgot to tell you that we have an alpaca breeder who also makes 100%
alpaca socks from her fiber. I asked her how well they wore, and she said
they wear fine, as long as she has enough to trade around in wearing.
Depending on
I was surprised when she would take skeins of yarn out of hot baths
and rinse them in cool water, treating them rather roughly. If I tried
that at home, I know I would have felt in a heartbeat.
I have washed merino and other very fine wools in very hot water (over 160
F) and dumped it in cold
hat you had to have heat, agitation and soap to get the fibers to felt.
Going from hot to really cold water will pre-shrink the skeins, but
shouldn't felt them.
I took a class from Judith McKenzie several years ago and she advocated
the same thing.
I just took a class with Judith at the BSG.
Oh Frabjous day! rats doing a conga dance around my spinning chair My
black walnut Lendrum is on its way from Woodland Woolworks! doing a low
five with one of the rats joining rats for a happy dance around the
house One two three, SPIN! Four five six, treadle!
Who needs that late old Spin Off?
Oh, man! Am I ever disappointed! I finally got my black walnut Lendrum
wheel. sniffle I have to ask others who got this wheel--what is the
finish like? I can't find one smooth place anywhere on the wood. It feels
as if someone applied the first coat of finish, and neglected to sand it
down. There
Anyone know how I can get in direct contact with Mr. Lendrum?
If there's any black walnut Lendrum owners on the list, would you please
contact me off list?
Thanks.
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On another subject, I rec'd the latest Spin Off today. Am I the first?
-j.
WAH!!! BAW!!! MAJOR SNIT I haven't got mine yet! I'm always last. I had
to call them last issue, and beg them to send me another one, since mine
didn't arrive. That one took 6 weeks to get here, even though the
I've been told that the twist angle needs to be around 20-25 degrees (I
think?) to avoid biasing. This will allow enough twist
for the yarn to hold together, but still not give a knitter grief.
To test out what RB said (not that I doubted her, but I like to see for
myself), I spun a small
BJ,
Last time I bought some of Sandy's roving it was only 4 oz and I had
plenty for socks.
I'm betting that you spin much thinner than I do. I don't have the patience
to spin at the WPI for sock yarn. I want it spun up into yarn, and I want
it spun NOW! g
I'm thinking of making socks out of a
I did spin the crayon fiber, but now I don't know what to do with it.
There's not enough for a pair of socks.
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Sounds like a necklace, d2. ;-D
Great idea! I'll slip the skein around my neck, when my husband isn't home,
and do a happy fiber dance around the house. With all the
Apologies to the list.
Lani Sykes, if you're reading this, please contact me off list! Thanks!
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While I was on vacation for a couple of weeks my ISP bounced mail
after a paltry 1.000 messages got into my mailbox on August 23. If
Well, that solves the mystery as to why the list mom has been so quiet
lately. :)
A mere 1000 messages? How many is an ISP supposed to hold?
How was the
Only vendor that I know who does anything with green dyes silk only.
Beautiful colors but no wool or blends. Dopes anyone else know of a
source?
Sandi at Woolgatherings:http://www.woolgatherings.com/
Great lady. Has some samples of her colorways on her web page. She does
have green, but if you
Kate writes:
When I had angora, I sheared, and didn't have short ends in the
fiber.
One of my angora reference books mentions that the Germans had automated
machinery to shear the German Angoras. They must not have had a problem
with second cuts, as the book mentions that the German Angora was
She said the fiber I was sent was not the right batch--it was
intended for felting. She has offered to send fresh fiber.
Trouble is, I ordered this fiber for a class on September 9th, and I'm
leaving for that class on the 7th.
Then tell her you have to have it for the class and she has to get
ACK!!! My Magnus has a dent! thud speaking from floor I can't stand
it!!! I don't even know how I did it! whimper
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I have just spun about two pounds of Suffolk in anticipation of the Wool
Gathering and Natural Dye-In in September.
What colors are you thinking about using on the yarn?
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Gail,
I have an old dining room chair that is my spinning chair. A pillow on the
seat, raises me or lowers me, depending on which wheel I'm using.
I have a knee that's been diagnosed as arthritic, but which I think has a
damaged meniscus. I have to change positions a lot, or it starts to act
The Magnus wheels are still being made. There is a waiting list of about
18-24 months. And they are very, very, very, _very_ expensive. :)
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I found out that way that my Ashford Traveler with the Lace Flyer didn't
deliver the 40:1 ratio I thought it was supposed to
Imagine my shock and dismay to discover that my Reeve's 30 Production
wheel wasn't 30. It was only 29.5.
Ratio is determined by the drive wheel's diameter. Meausuring
I already knit, crochet and read - as well as use an Inkle loom in the
passenger seat, but so far spinning in any form has not been possible.
I always wondered if one of those Louet S 40s, the hat box wheel, would fit
on the floor, in front of the passenger and the passenger seat. I guess it
Joanne,
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All,
I was determined not to buy any more wool, especially after the Cyril wool
arrived, BUT :)
Someone sent me some a sample of a Lincoln hogget fleece. Well! The locks
are about 11 long. I couldn't resist. I bought the fleece.
Now, any special things I should know about spinning the
You can do this even easier by measuring the whorl diameter and
the drive wheel diameter. Divide the smaller number into the larger
number.
That's your ratio.
Sorry, Dee Dee, that will only give you the theoretical ratio, not the
actual one (band slipping, inefficient band size relative
Sorry to bother the list with this.
Jane McBride, I have sent you several messages in response to messages
you've sent me. I think you have a virus that is sending me junk mail. You
have not acknowledged my messages, so I guess you're not receiving them,
because the virus has messed that up,
I read some where...probably spinoff...that you can reinforce heels bye
using a smaller needle size so that the knitting is denser. Haven't made
my first sock yet so don't know if it works but it is an idea.
Knit 1, slip one, etc., with the next row being a purl row, also makes for
a very
but peacock-hatching season just ended so I won't need it there until
next spring.
shaking head Just when I think no one on this list can throw a curve
ball, I find out we have a spinning peacock breeder. Wow! I have a new
appreciation for what the Internet can bring us.
Ever get any albino
There's a drawer liner product made out of some kind of material that, once
placed in the bottom of the drawer, prevents 'things' from migrating to the
back of the drawer. Harbor Freight sells it in black, for men to use in
their workshop. Most supermarket and $1 stores, sell it in different
I for one would hate nasty rubbery stuff under my bare feet.
It's not nasty rubbery stuff. It's probably made from the same material as
the throw rug backing. :)
I've also seen this material used in place mats, available at Wal Mart.
Think--COLOR. g
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They have so many more years than the stores carry.
me and rats rolling on the floor, in hysterically rude laughter Can I buy
some more years from them?? I wanna live to be a hunnert and five. gdr
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A long time ago, I processed some Wensleydale for a woman who had picked
up the fleece in England.
I have a sneaking suspicion that the English longwools may be softer than
the US longwools.
I had some Wensleydale. I purchased it based on the 'soft, silky' etc.
feedback it got. It was coarse,
sport weight is meant for.
_Sports_, Sara. gdr Ok, don't hit me. I can't figure it out either. And I
still haven't mastered worsted weight. Confusing.
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s to promises, why don't you just order a small sample, say 2 oz.
I've already blown x amount of dollars, on something that was not lustrous,
silky, or even close to soft.
And, as many people have pointed out, the soft, silky fiber can vary from
sheep to sheep. I could spend a fortune, buying
I have heard Wensleydale referred to as the poor man's mohair. The dyed
top I have spun was lustrous and had a silky hand.
And you bought the top from. :)
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All,
I am please to announce that the Cyril wool we've been waiting for, these
many weeks, HAS ARRIVED!!! rats doing a woolly happy dance, involving lots
of twists, turns, and happy hops Hmm. I think they're a mite dizzy.
I don't have the entire order. Two thirds of it is at the post office. My
Jeannette and d2 ---
I know that I got some Wensleydale top to spin and I had the same
experience as you Jeanette --- I found it very soft
Color me even more confused. Where did you find this wonderful, soft,
longwool that's supposed to be a coarse wool??
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All right! I want to know where I can find this wonderfully soft fiber that
claims it's Wensleydale. Show me the vendor Please? g Hmm, soft. My
definition of 'soft' is Merino or kid mohair. What wool fiber can you
compare to, in terms of softness? Mohair? Merino? Lincoln? Cotswold?
English
The rope looks like it should be something that is not stiff so
probably could be made from nylon.
Nylon is a bit slickery; I'd choose polyester, which also has the advantage
of being non-stretch.
If this contraption was built so long ago that there's no record of it, I
doubt that nylon or
I'm not, honestly, all that interested in Lituanian weaving (possibly
because I haven't seen any in person? :) as I find all the patterns
jarring, to say the least. But the documentation of REAL people, past and
present, weaving traditional costumes with traditional techniques, makes it
a
Can you help me find or set up a cheap loom design for kids to make
potholders
on?
Please contact me off list. I can't find your original email to contact you
personally. Thanks!
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Beard hair? How soft is it? Or is it like horsehair? If it is, there was an
article in a past Spin Off on spinning the mane and tail hairs of a horse.
That technique might work with the beard hair.
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Hi,
I forgot to tell youse guys that, while we were in Oregon, we had lunch
with Heidi and Magnus Drudik. Yummy clam chowder and homemade sourdough rye
bread, with two very nice human beings. Magnus even gave me a Scotch
tension attachment for my Magnus wheel. Can't wait to try it out.
wrnk
d2
Hi!
I have returned from a very expensive trip to Oregon. Well, it wouldn't
have been expensive, if I hadn't discovered cashmere and cashgora g. THEN
I found the weaver's building, and Robin and Russ and Treeway and, and,
and
I took a couple of classes with Judith MacKenzie. A very nice
Hi!
We're back from vacation! Oregon was wonderful. So was the BSG. I filled up
my 'goody bag' twice g.
I have a request: Would anyone who has purchased Cyril wool in the last
12-18 months, please contact me OFF list? I'm not trolling for potential
customers g.
wrnk
d2
California
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