Now I get it
I've always wondered why spinners rave about Bluefaced Leicester and now it makes perfect sense.
It took me a while to get used to the fiber's long staple, but once I adjusted my drafting zone it spun so smoothly that I didn't want to quit. I spun and plied all 4 ounces in one afternoon.
Approximately 110 yards of BFL from Spunky Eclectic in the 'Autumn Girls' colorway. I think I'm in love.
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posted by Carol at 11:03 AM
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2 Comments:
It is beautiful! But, where does the color come from?
This roving was hand-dyed by Amy at Spunky Eclectic. ;-)
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