Three handfuls of washed fiber sit on a dark blue woven background. The top is a fawn colored Shetland wool with wavy crimp and creamy yellow tips, the right is a matte white densely crimped and shorter length Rambouillet wool, and the left is a creamy cloud of beige suri alpaca that’s been picked open, with a shiny halo surrounding.
A top whorl Kundert spindle in rich natural wood tones sits in the lap of someone wearing green pants, with both legs folded underneath. The spindle has a small cop of shiny fine singles spun with a golden sheen filled cloud of fiber off to the left being drafted from.
A closeup picture of a knitted lace swatch with a shiny beige yarn with halo visible in the lace pattern yarn-overs.
Blending fibers is such fun. I spun roughly equal parts soft brown Shetland, silky white Suri Alpaca, and springy crisp Rambouillet wool into a small sample & knitted a lace swatch today.
The resulting fabric has beautiful shine, drape, halo & memory. It would make a beautiful scarf or shawl.