Spindling at the Close of March

Spinning.
Equals good moments of woolness deep within a relaxed mindset.
Yum.

1
Being some beautiful merino wool purchased from Sheep Street two years ago.
The color reminds me of the layered rock landscapes from out west.

2
This is “Beloved” by Fat Cat Knits.
I seperated the red bits from the green bits and only spun up the red so far.
Again merino! This will become some hat for the husband.

3
In progress spinning “Curry” from Fat Cat Knits, falkland top.
Super squishy! Yes, that is a Kundert spindle!

To every season..

Turn turn turn.

Spinning. Kundert. Denim Pine. Merino.
I am almost to the end of my first ounce. The new spindle spins deliciously even more so with yards of fiber attached. The spin time (if not interrupted by my curiouser and curiouser felines) is satisfactory and keeps me drafting and winding well into the wee hours. Although all of this spinning is taking place on my spindle I feel more controlled to ply on my wheel (and secretly I miss my wheel but the convenience out rules the moment).

I have finished my All-Day Beret!

I am working on a couple new designs: the Albeit and the Sobeit.