Some of what I have spun recently. I am working through my stash of various mostly European wool.
The lighter brown, coarser ball at the bottom is Russian Karakul. The darker brown, softer at the top is Portuguese Merino.
I am halfway through spinning up some New Zealand merino and then I will move on to the German mountain sheep wool.
After that I have one more lot of French country sheep wool and then I am done with adding these wonderful wools to my stash. All beautiful shades of browns, blacks, greys and whites.
Here's a picture of my mostly European wool stash so far.
I have linked up with this post to Woolly Wednesday over at Spinspiration - the spinning and fibre craft related blog, my friend Dawn and I share. Please do pop over and link up with any fibre related crafting or just pop in to say hello and visit the links. We leave the link up for quite a while so no hurry!
I have linked up with this post to Woolly Wednesday over at Spinspiration - the spinning and fibre craft related blog, my friend Dawn and I share. Please do pop over and link up with any fibre related crafting or just pop in to say hello and visit the links. We leave the link up for quite a while so no hurry!
Your yarn is so beautiful Kelly! I have not yet visited your spinspiration blog, but will do so now...
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What beautiful natural shades Kelly, gorgeous! I have made no time for spinning this month, just throwing many sad looks at my wheel...my New Year's resolution will be to spend some quality time with the fleece! xx
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh... I am completely loving all of that wool!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful yarns. I have to admit, I've been meaning to spin my way through various wool books. You are inspiring me to keep that goal.
ReplyDeleteSo nice and rustic. Beautiful spinning.
ReplyDeleteThey're gorgeous!!! Oh, my goodness. I just love them.
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