So you’re spinning along, enjoying the relaxing rhythm of your work, when your yarn unexpectedly breaks! Maybe you over-drafted (my usual problem) or maybe your yarn wasn’t twisted enough and just fell apart. What now?!
No worries friends. It is easily fixed. I have made a short video to show you how it’s done. Enjoy!
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For your info, in the video I am spinning on my Ashford Traveller spinning wheel and working with some lovely roving that I got from Greenwood Fiberworks on Etsy.
Interested in other spinning posts? Enjoy some of my others by clicking below:
Patina Scarf – a simple scarf pattern knitted with handspun
Handspun – my first attempts at handspinning
How to Make Your Own Drop Spindle with Clay and a Crochet Hook
Drop Spindle Tip – Keeping your cop still
Happy spinning!
April
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