Julie asks some interesting questions about a field my heart loves,
though my mind can't get enough facts :)
1. was wool spun on the flax wheel?
I have seen flax wheels in museums with old wool on themso we can
guess wool was spun on the smaller wheels?
I personally prefer the terms Great
Good, I was hoping Deborah would reply :)
She wrote:
There has never been a handknitting guild in England.
Having examined Charles' shirt a couple of times, I have no doubt
that it was the work of a professional knitter.
I am sure I've read that knitters were in guilds in England, doing their
Just a reminder, I'll be posting the FAQ on Monday. If anyone sent me
announcements for July, please resend--we had to reformat the hard drive
again a couple weeks ago, and I lost all email. Second time in 4
months, after over 8 years of no problems! Oh, well, when kids will
install games
(subject, date, place, teacher, basic cost and contact
person) to me, Holly Shaltz, at [EMAIL PROTECTED] Please keep each
listing to 10 lines or less. Otherwise I will have to edit, and you may
lose something important to you. The FAQ is updated on the first of
every month.
All inquiries about
Hillcreek Fiber Studio, Columbia, Missouri, 1-800-874-9328 (TRI-WEAV)
Our summer Fiber Furloughs in the past have been so popular, this year
we've added a second week, to offer more options and smaller classes.
These week-long workshops begin Sunday afternoon with a pot-luck
get-acquainted
Donna writes:
I purchased some Llama from the IN fleece fair. I have about 4-5
lbs of it, but it is a bit course for my taste. OTOH, I have lots and
lots of angora. What is the minimum proportion you think that would
soften the llama noticably? I don't want to waste a lot of my angora
on
Peggy writes:
I was thinking of making a 2% solution, then I would
need 1/2 as much dye stock solution.
The main problem is you lose the ability to easily measure really small
amounts of a given color. If you only need 5 ml of yellow with a 1%
solution, then you only need 2.5 ml of yellow at
I just noticed today is July 14th, and it's the day my Ashford Traveller
finally arrived in 1986, 17 years ago. It's still going strong, though
it now wears the Lace Flyer and my daughter uses it more than I do.
Yes, my loyalties finally switched--to my much faster espinner :)
Anyone still
In honor of my spinning wheel's birthday g, I've added two tutorials
to my website.
One is on twist angles--how to measure and use them:
http://www.hjsstudio.com/twistangle.html
The other is my method for low-twist yarns, quite different from the
article in the last Spin-Off:
Wanting something to keep a half-frozen bottle of water cold while we
visited Ft Michilimakinac, I had a brainstorm and popped it into one of
a pair of mittens that weren't terribly successful as mittens, but
worked GREAT at keeping the bottle cold. 5 hours later of sitting in a
parked car,
Mirjam writes:
Oh Holly that is lovely , why not add sone beads for fun ???
Hi, Mirjam, it's nice to 'see' you again, it's been a while!
My little bag is what I call a quick and dirty project--fast spun yarn,
fast and mindless knitting. Beads would be too good for it, but would
be wonderful
Carol writes:
Something similar came to mind just this morning
when I saw the following bag:
http://www.knitkit.com/ Go there and click on 'All Around Companion'.
Those bags are a lot of fun to look at--I can begin to see the appeal of
felted knit things :)
I'm not planning to felt my bag, as I
Jessica writes:
Holly, perhaps you could add a strap and cover all the bases.
I'm fond of long drawstrings, which are fast and easy to make, and can
double as a carrying handle :)
Holly
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Cathie, please do tell us what you're weaving using your handspun :) Is
it wool or some other fiber? Going to be a blanket maybe?
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Hi, all :) I just got back from Michigan Fiber Festival and now have to
concentrate on finishing samples for my next batch of classes. I'm
looking for ideas regarding a small combed yarn project to show in a
beginning level combing class. I've combed enough yarn that I think I
can teach the
Does anyone subscribe to this magazine? It looks rather nice, at least
the covers and lists of topics. I got a mailing from them for some
reason, so I thought I'd take a look at the website. No relation, etc
etc.
http://lavendelschaf.de/
Holly
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Ilona writes:
But while I close them with a cord running through the hem at the top,
there's always a small hole where moths can get through.
So I wonder how your bags can be closed.
I make the cord longer than it needs to be. When the bag is drawn shut,
I gather a 'neck' just below the cord.
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Summer is almost over here in northern lower Michigan. Some trees are
turning--one maple I saw Thursday was already firey, but it's an
exception, mostly it's just the odd branch or two changing colors.
Skies are mostly that deep autumn blue. We've had a touch of rain, but
not enough to make up
Carla writes:
The spinning is going to go slow as I can only spin
for an hour or so a day, otherwise my left wrist starts to ache.
I don't yet knocking on wood have trouble with my hands while
spinning, but I do while keyboarding...unless I wear wrist wraps. I buy
whatever brand I can
A bunch of museums in Dallas are putting together a quilt-themed set of
displays. They have a somewhat primitive website at
http://www.quiltmania.org if anyone wants to take a look.
Someone visited a link from my sister's quilt store down there to my
studio site, and asked me to help provide
Carla writes:
While browsing thru some catalog I saw that Mabel Ross' book
Essentials of Yarn Design for Handspinners is back in print. I have
never seen a copy of that book myself and would appreciate comments
on it. How is the book?
I have the book, and find it interesting to say the
Jane's accidental public post is an opportunity for me to remind folks
that listings in the FAQ remain there until they're over. No need to
resend (unless I have a computer crash!), and I take them out after the
event is done.
If you have an event that will run early in a particular month, it's
I was asked to send a reminder to the list about the Workshop FAQ. You
have through Tuesday to send me your announcements of fiber-related
classes, workshops, and events for the October FAQ. The event need not
be in October to be included--I would suggest announcements for
activities through the
Gayle writes:
spinning low-twist wool is a problem as I inevitably climb quickly to
my particular cruising speed. The lowest ratio is not low enough and I
can't seem to make myself treadle more slowly or draft much faster.
Sometimes the treadling speed is a factor of the wheel's design. I
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I apologize to those who wanted a reminder for the FAQ so they could
send me information, but didn't get it in time because they're on the
digest. I'm not quite sure what to do about that, since there's no
telling when digests will come out when lists are slow.
Perhaps you can send me your email
Belinda writes:
I am looking for a few small patterns that I can put in with fiber
samples. My sample cups contain 1 1/2 to 2 ounces of fiber
A super-simple pattern, suitable for beginning knitters, is a garter
stitch headband/earwarmer. Just cast on about 3 inches worth of
stitches (around 20
I've been asked to knit the Army turtleneck sweater on my website,
http://www.hjsstudio.com/rc2turtle.html
I was wondering what others charge to knit for commissions. The person
will provide the yarn.
Thanks,
Holly
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Has anyone made and worn socks from navajo plied yarns? How did they
wear? I'm concerned that the loops formed in plying may be fragile when
subjected to rubbing inside a shoe.
HOlly
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So, how tightly do you folks spin? I don't like to put a lot of twist
in my yarns, including sock yarns. Some idea of how much twist you have
in your navajo plied sock yarns would be nice :)
Holly
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Steve writes:
any sock yarn wears better with more twist. You don't
need it to kink up, but a good tight balanced yarn is needed for good
wear.
I disagree :) I make socks from yarn that's got my usual 15 degree
twist angle, then balanced in the plying, and they wear fine. As in
wearing every
Hopefully this is enough lead time to reach those who receive the
Fibernet digest :)
Send in your fiber-related events for announcement in the November
Workshop FAQ by the end of October. Events can be put in well in
advance. And don't forget guild, store, and studio listings are in the
FAQ as
Hi, Robin :)
When I say I wear my handspun socks every day, that's what I mean, and
it's one pair of socks :) I gave away the other pair of short handspun
socks to my sister, but wore those daily before then as well. Both
pairs, though spun with a 15 degree twist angle, wore very well--neither
I bought a pair of slipper soles, assuming they had fleece on the
inside, but they didn't--plain leather. I was originally planning to
pick up stitches around the edge and knit up a warm sock, but I want
some wool under my feet, too. Has anyone made a pair like that? All I
can think of is to
Jennie writes:
Holly, have you tried using the coarser (britch and side) wool off
Shetland fleeces to see if they wear any better for socks?
Shetland wool varies so much that one sheep's britch is softer than
another's main fleece :) The wool I used for the 100% Shetland wool
socks I've made
Judy writes:
Do you have a web reference for the reinforcing of thin spots on
socks?
I have instructions of a sort on my website--needs a bunch of pictures,
but I haven't had a sock to darn in quite a while, and it's hard to hold
the camera and do the darning at the same time :) So I used
I've seen a couple people recommend continuing the heel stitch under the
ball of the foot. But doesn't that make the eventual (even if a much
longer eventual :) darns much harder to do? I'm trying to imagine
darning heel stitch and not having much success!
Holly
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email provided:
8 shaft Macomber loom for sale. Details: Maple, 40 wide, sectional
warp beam, and includes 10 and 12 dent reeds, bend, lease sticks, 4
shuttles, swift, and 2 bags of spools of yarn. $1750. Located in
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The skies have been gray for weeks without end here in northern lower
Michigan--typical for the late fall/early winter, we often don't have
much sun until well into January. Yesterday I was trying to work on a
project requiring subtle changes from cool to warm blues, and not having
much luck
Ilona's post is right on topic for me :) I'm flirting with the idea of
taking my very soft, medium gray BL fleece and doing a cloak with
it--ala LofR, but not in the same weave structure. I doubt I have
enough shafts anyway. Just brought the fleece in from the barn last
night.
But first
Time to start collecting information about your fiber events for
December, January, February--even later, if you're that organized--and
get it to me. Please remember include contact information (phone number
is a good thing in case the info is given to someone without email) and
a good
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Another reminder to get fiber event information to me before the end of
the month. The next FAQ will go out on the first of January.
Holly
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A much-belated reply, because our monitor died the day I updated my
website, and we only got the replacement monitor today.
My thanks to those who like the darning page--it was fun to finally get
some decent pictures on it.
My apologies for not putting a finished picture of the coat on that
You can tell it's winter here by the fact I have time to work on the
website--but not by the weather, which is RAINING today! Global warming
has struck here bigtime, looks like--we normally start getting the real
snow of the season the week after Christmas.
Anyway, another new page, for those
So, has anyone decided to take up the challenge in Handwoven and make an
LOTR cloak to send them a picture of for their gallery? I would like
to, but of course I want to use handspun, and I don't know if I can get
it done by the deadline. I washed the fleece I wanted to use for the
warp, but it
And two more new pages (I'm really on a roll :)
http://www.hjsstudio.com/headband.html with the pattern of the very
simple garter stitch angora headband. I know, too simple to bother with
for most people, but I'm thinking about beginning knitters...
http://www.hjsstudio.com/barnhat.html with
Ron writes:
TV with a rerun of the classic Some Like it Hot
Will it be in Swedish or English? Personally, I'd prefer Laurel and
Hardy :)
Holly
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And a few more pages
http://www.hjsstudio.com/bottle.html A simple pattern for a water
bottle carrier.
http://www.hjsstudio.com/sockyarn.html Information on spinning
long-lasting sock yarn, based on my experience.
http://www.hjsstudio.com/sock.html Generic sock pattern that works at
any
So, are we going to do a gallery of handspun LoTR cloaks? I'm waffling
on mine--would like to use enough Shetland (75% or more) that I could
enter it in the next annual meeting's contest, but have some softer gray
wools on hand I'd also like to use.
If people want an online gallery, I'd be glad
I put another page up a while ago. I figured I'd wait to announce it
when I got some more, but I seem to have run down for the moment :)
http://www.hjsstudio.com/balance.html
About plying a balanced yarn, a very easy method that works well.
Holly
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end of the month. Any event open to fiberists or the public, regular
guild meetings, studios that do classes, etc, is welcome.
Holly
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Hi, Ginnie! I'm very sorry to hear of your divorce, but your store
plans sound WONDEFUL! I was just writing someone from the Sault how
there's not any good fiber stores north of Lake Orion, and how I miss
being able to go to one. You open your store, and our group from around
Lake Charlevoix
Ron writes:
We drove today for a couple of hours through snow and on slippery
roads to buy an electric spinning wheel (Ashford).
What decided you to do that?
Holly
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Ellen writes:
I'm seriously shopping for a production double-drive wheel.
Why double drive? That limits the types of yarn you can spin.
I looked at the website. The ratios on that wheel are not all that
fast, and the bobbin is smallish. Depending on what kind of yarn you're
planning to
I personally have 3 ounce bobbins on my two flyer spinners (treadle and
electric) and they work well for me, because I do a lot of singles and a
lot of unique skeins.
Someone who is production spinning, however, especially worsted weight
or heavier plied yarns, would be doing herself a favor to
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My apologies, this is rather late, but hopefully will still reach some
of you in time to send notices to me for the March Workshop FAQ. If you
get it to me by first thing on March 1st, it will go into the FAQ.
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Barbara writes:
(Sorry, Holly, details got firm too late to give to you!).
No problem, I've got your May classes saved for the next FAQ :)
Does anyone have info on these festivals, so they can go in the April
and May FAQs?
Holly
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Lynn writes:
I spin right hand forward, and have read that a mirror wheel (flyer on
the right) is best for this style.
I find it puzzling someone would suggest that :) When the orifice hand
is the right one, and the left hand is the fiber hand, presumably moving
further back from the flyer as
I had my heart set on a shawl in Lopi light when I saw that Woodland
Woolworks doesn't carry it anymore sigh Does anyone know of a source
for this yarn?
Holly
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This talk about how soft Jamieson's yarn is reminded me of something a
student told me. She'd been to Australia, to one of the wool research
stations there. They said the best way to tell if a given fiber would
be comfortable for a given person was to lay the fiber on the inside of
the wrist and
Gail writes:
Another way is to stick some in your bra and where it around for
awhile.
That might be difficult for most guys :)
I've tried that method occasionally, and not found it reliable. I was
surprised how well the wrist test worked--very fast, very portable, and
gender-neutral :)
Holly
Hi, Gail :) If you will send me some more information about your event,
I'll be glad to add it to the Workshop FAQ.
Holly
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A quick reminder that the FAQ will be coming up again in a couple weeks,
so send those notices my way!
As a minimum, the announcement should have:
When the event is--days of week as well as dates, preferably
Contact information--website, email, phone, snail mail address
What the event is about
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Steve, Maryland, asks:
How come no mention of Maryland on May 1 and 2?
Because no one sent it to me :) I don't have the time or desire to do
the PR for every possible event. If supporters want it on the FAQ, they
need to send it to me, and I'll be glad to add it.
Holly
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What I keep in mind in essential oils is that they're real--they come
from real plants. Fragrance oils are much cheaper because they're
synthetic. Fragrance oils will frequently give me headaches, while the
same scent in the essential oil usually won't. I know some folks hold
that essential
Lynn writes:
I've tried just gripping the lock at the
base, and pulling the tips out of the lock, but there is only a small
difference in the lengths of the 2 types of wool, so I am missing at
least half of the coarse wool.
In case you don't have combs, another method for separating the two
Some things to keep in mind while aiming for balanced plied yarns:
No one is a perfect spinner of singles. Every singles yarn will vary in
thickness and twist angle. Therefore, there will be places in every
plied yarn that aren't quite balanced. That's OK, it's part of the
charm of handspun
In a bit under 2 weeks, I'll be sending out the May Workshop FAQ, so
please send me your notices before April 30th. 10 lines, contact info,
location, dates, times, cost if any, and significant additional
information like teachers/class names.
Holly
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display correctly in my browser--the pictures obscure most of the text.
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Jekka writes:
I am the proud new owner of a Shaker great wheel (c.1809-1828)
Congratulations! And what a wonderful thing that you know when the
wheel was made and who (at least in general) made it. How did you
happen to buy this wheel?
I have been happily spinning on (though not without the
Ron approved this post:
A friend of mine is moving and needs to downsize her studio.
Going for $3800 new, asking $2300 OBO:
8 harness/shaft Kessenich
46 wide, low castle
sectional beam
8 dent reed
10 years old, in great working condition
located in Boyne City, Michigan (NW lower MI)
call Diane
I've added it to my folder for inclusion in the June FAQ :)
Holly
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The usual mid-month reminder to send your announcements for the Workshop
FAQ to me by May 31st.
And I will be out of town for a week starting May 18th, for our son's
wedding in Tennessee. So don't expect an instant reply if you send an
announcement during that time :)
Holly
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Barbara writes:
Where do those of you that teach spinning, do your teaching?
I've taught at stores, fiber festivals, a fiber mill, and fiber weekends
(smaller, arranged by local group), as well as in my studio. I would
recommend you start out by looking over the offerings at fiber stores in
We're just back from my son's wedding in Tennessee--and very glad to be
home, I wasn't ready for high 80s-low 90s temps!
I've been working on UFOs for the last few months. One is a lace
shawl. I'm working on the border finally, spinning the yarn as I need
it (Ashland Bay merino/silk blend in
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Time to be thinking about your announcements for July, August, and
September! 10 lines, please, with the essential info--who, what, where,
when, and how much. Send them to me, and if you don't get a note back
saying I've received and saved it, either we're offline again or I
didn't get it.
Carla writes:
The yarn is pretty with a 15 degree angle on the balanced plied yarn,
and pleasantly squishable, but it has these wool tips poking out. Is
there something I can do to make it less hairy or is it something to do
with the nature of my wool?
That's similar to some questions I had
Does this mean our list mom will be gracing the US with his presence
again? :) Is Susanne coming as well?
Holly
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A quick google didn't reveal much, so I'm throwing out the question to
my favorite fiber list :)
We're about to start selling at the farmers market, and I'm wondering
how to price my handwoven cotton dish towels. They are in an 8 shaft
plaited twill, different colors of 8/2 or 10/2 cotton on
Robin writes:
What type of products are for sale at the farmer's market? Do the
customers expect unique, quality items, or a low price?
This farmers market is a mix. Lots of upscale customers; regular
farmers, niche farmers, and medium-type quality gift items; and the
occasional low quality,
What a great report, Barbara! Do you mind if I forward it to Fiber
Flock and some friends?
Holly
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I've decided to price my towels at $15 since the hand-hemming is taking
longer than I expected :) That about gives me $10/hour for my time, and
the $2.06 in materials (costed by going to Webs to see what they're
charging for 8/2 these days...I sure wish they'd get a wider range of
colors!).
I'll
It's that time of month again :) Please send me your announcements for
the workshop FAQ, keeping them short and concise (I've had to do a LOT
of editing lately :) What, when, where, who, URL, who to contact, how
much about sums it up--we don't need the life history of the instructor
or precise
I like rovings piled into a box. It's very easy to store away from cats
who were the original needle-felters, and moths and other destructive
critters, and it's easy to transport, and it's easy to spin from--no
unwinding, no mess, no fuss.
Holly
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It's mid-month (I can't believe it!) already, so time to send out the
Workshop FAQ reminder. Please send your notices to me, and I'll add
them to the September FAQ.
Start thinking about early 2005 events for the FAQ, too.
Holly
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Although fall is still theoretically a few weeks away, trees are already
starting to change here, and the temperatures struggled to get up to 60
some days during a recent rainy stage. It has definitely been a cool
summer on the whole--which suits me, but not my tomatoes and green
peppers and
Your announcements for the workshop FAQ are due by September 30th for
the October 1st FAQ. Please condense the info to 10 lines or less,
including location, cost, time, date, contact info, and what's
happening.
Thanks!
Holly
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I got my latest Spin-Off a couple days ago. Speaking of Ann, her
incredibly beautiful cloak is on page 86. I think that's her wearing it
in the picture? The woman on the page opposite, Deanne Comeau, was
someone I knew in the Nashoba Valley Weavers Guild years ago--she hasn't
changed a bit, I
I didn't have time to offer anything before, so FWIW I'll muse aloud
now...
To me, the difference between art and craft is that craft is primarily
intended to be useful and useable, while art isn't (or its primary use
is just to be viewed).
(Of course, this raises an interesting issue--is a
Notices for inclusion in the November workshop FAQ are due October
31st. Please limit to 10 lines, including name of the event, cost to
attend, location, date and time, contact information, what it's about,
etc.
Thanks!
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