Hey?? Spinning adventure

Well, today I was messing about with two singles on my single treadle
wheel, and have ended up with little oblong bead looking bits on my yarn.

Here is the recipe to do it. Hold one yarn taughter than the other, then
every two or three inches let the other yarn, repeat itself over and over
about four times, and about the length of an inch, then carry on plying as
usual and repeat..

I'll put the camera on charge and shove a picture up somewhere...lol

Cheers......cher


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In article , "Cher"
wrote:

Well, today I was messing about with two singles on my single treadle
wheel, and have ended up with little oblong bead looking bits on my yarn.

Here is the recipe to do it. Hold one yarn taughter than the other, then
every two or three inches let the other yarn, repeat itself over and over
about four times, and about the length of an inch, then carry on plying as
usual and repeat..

I'll put the camera on charge and shove a picture up somewhere...lol

Cheers......cher


Lots of fun to do, so are many other fancy yarns......

Els

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Thanks Els, I did it by accident, to start with....chatting to one of my
daughters, and noticed I'd gone over the same bit a few times....so I undid
it and made it more uniform.

Most unique items in spinning and weaving are accidents aren't they??

Cheers.....cher


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In article , "Cher"
wrote:

Well, today I was messing about with two singles on my single treadle
wheel, and have ended up with little oblong bead looking bits on my
yarn.

Here is the recipe to do it. Hold one yarn taughter than the other,
then
every two or three inches let the other yarn, repeat itself over and
over
about four times, and about the length of an inch, then carry on plying
as
usual and repeat..

I'll put the camera on charge and shove a picture up somewhere...lol

Cheers......cher


Lots of fun to do, so are many other fancy yarns......

Els

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I have added a trap for spammers......niet.....


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In article , "Cher"
wrote:

Thanks Els, I did it by accident, to start with....chatting to one of my
daughters, and noticed I'd gone over the same bit a few times....so I undid
it and made it more uniform.

Most unique items in spinning and weaving are accidents aren't they??

Cheers.....cher

Yes, mistakes become a whole new chapter of fun

Els

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I have added a trap for spammers......niet.....