A quadrant of 3 different images. Clockwise from top left: 1: a wooden bobbin with spun greyish green singles, a blend of wool and different silks 2: an image further divided in half vertically. On the left is a ridiculously long lock (East Friesian lamb) next to a next of carded fiber. On the right is an antique spinning bobbin with spun singles from the same yarn. 3: Two 3D printed bobbins with 2-ply yarn. The one on the left is brown and the one on the right is almost a rose grey color (white wool blended with red alpaca) 3: another image further divided in half vertically. On the left is a white lock of wool, and on the right is a carded nest of the same wool blended with a darker alpaca to make a light steely grey color. On the right is an antique spinning bobbin with the same fiber spun up

Two skeins of 3-ply yarn. The skein on the right is 100% Corriedale and is a brilliant white. The skein on the left was blended with 10% muga silk and just looks kinda dingy.

#SundaysAreForSpinning and #TourFeFleece stage 2. I won’t be able to keep up this pace on weekdays. Finished a bobbin of singles, spun up 2 more days of an advent, and plied the first 2 days. Also finished skeins from sampling: I like the all wool more than the one with 10% muga silk #Handspinning