The spinning wheel is a Sonta by Kromski and it is a travel wheel...folds up very nicely in it's
own bag.....I have a Jerry Jensen that I keep in the mountains and an Ashford Traveller I
keep in Winston Salem....This wheel will be nice to keep in the car as we are on the road
Fiber before it's spunYarn that has been spun
My new Kromski Sonta, Traveling WheelOnce I have plied the yarn, I will show you the finished product..still have more spinning to do first...
Hugs and Blessings,
Butterfly
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your spinning wheel is beautiful!! my mother-in-law used to spin her own yarn, and then create gorgeous weavings on a huge loom that was in her craft room. it's one of the few things that i've never tried before, but it's definitely on my "list" that i'd love to do!! :))
ReplyDeleteJust look at those colours! They would look wonderful in a painting :-) I'm so excited for you in regards to your explorations in art journaling. Story through symbolism, what a wonderful discovery. It's one of the things I love about God, no matter the age or stage in the journey, he keeps bringing us fresh understanding of ourselves and him at work within us. Looking forward to seeing your story play out on paper :-)
ReplyDeleteI've never known anyone who spun. The yarn is beautiful even before it was spun! Very cool!
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ReplyDeleteI just can't get over the pretty medley of colours.....very nice....!
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ciao bella!
keep spinning till you're dizzy!
Truly beautiful. I love bright colors as well. Blessings.
ReplyDeleteIsn't it wonderful the way God will make his connections among us. Of course you can send what I wrote on my blog to your son, I pray God will help him as he is my daughter.
ReplyDeleteYour yarn is beautiful. I love all the bright colors. Have fun with your new wheel.
ReplyDeleteAren't wheels wonderful?
What beautiful yarn...I love the colors and it looks so soft. Love your blog! ♥
ReplyDeleteHow fun to see another spinner's wheel and wool.
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