Before I use my drum carder to card any wool, I prep it by running it through my "Wool Picker". A lethal looking device with ultra sharp na...
Candy for Spinners: Carding Wool Punis | Spin Off
Balido LVIII. (Por si os hace falta la herramienta y no queréis gastar mucho. Además son fáciles de hacer. :)) Hace poco conocí a un señor que se llama Gabriel, y al que casí le da un ataque de risa cuando vió mis cardas [Hellraiser]... Bueno. Dijo que sí. Que le parecían fantásticas para trabajar lino,…
Hand Carders & Drum Carders Explained. Which carder do you need? Read which type of carder to use for your fibre preparation
I found the carding methods that are best for my body, the fibers I use, and the variety of yarns I want to spin.
I love and collect handcards the way that many of my friends collect spindles.
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Carding wool
No, this is not a picture of a medieval torture device though it will hurt you if you are not careful! This is my home made fiber drum car...
So you bought a stunning fleece at the fiber festival, and you DON'T want to wait months for a mill to clean and process it? You really can do this yourself, and it's not as daunting as you might suppose. I use both hand cards & wool combs together to obtain lengths…
Cómo cardar lana. El proceso de cardado consiste en separar y enderezar la lana de oveja con dos cepillos para que puedas utilizarla para crear arte textil o hilo para tejer. Estos cepillos se parecen mucho a los que se utilizan para...
A simple guide to carding wool for knitting or art Wool carding involves separating and straightening sheep's wool with two brushes so that it can be used to make fiber art or yarn for knitting. These brushes closely resemble pet hair...
Selbstbau eines und Wolle zupfen mit dem Wool-picker/Wollwolf, Wollwolf im Test
Building a DIY Drum Carder
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Using a drum carder – part 2, carding raw fleece – vampy
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I'm working on building my own wool combs! After much research (looking at wool combs on the net, different styles and types) and after reading these instructions , generously provided by a like minded soul -- There was the first attempt... I tried using some old pine I found in the basement but it was…
In 2008 my love affair with wool began. I entered into the Make It With Wool (MIWW) contest, where I had to make a garment out of fabric/yarn that was at least 60% wool. I made burnt orange pants with a coordinating black and burnt orange boucle blazer. I competed at the national contest, where I wa
