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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,…
I wanted to try to make another set of wool combs. This time, I used some scrap needleword framing wood (no idea what type but it seems really light) with bamboo handles (from the dollar store wooden spoons) and again the 3.5 inch finishing nails but I bent them this time. LOL, not easy but…
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A blog about spinning fibre, mainly wool, into yarn.
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I have wanted to build a wool picker ever since I saw photos of them on the internet and learned what they did. A wool picker is a machine that pulls wool apart to make it more open. This helps clean the wool, and makes it easier to card, (or even spin). It opens the…
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Dear Readers, Today's post is actually a guest post by my husband! He had agreed to make a blog post about how he made me my wool combs. The post is admittedly rather long but we both felt that all the information was necessary and so long it shall stay :D Ellie asked me to…
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It’s January and around my house that usually means a lot of wool washing is going to happen. I have 8 teaching appointments this year and almost everyone chooses classes that require unprocessed wool. That’s because around 75% of my class list consists of classes that are about processing wool from raw. I love it. …
