I also think that how much of the spinner is actually in the yarn should count for something. I also think the bulk of the points should go to suitability on all counts. Is the fiber prep and resulting yarn suitable for its intended use? Personally, I would not say that carding a very soft, lofty fleece and then trying to spin it into a tough, hardwearing outer garment yarn should get the same consideration as someone who chooses a machine prepared roving of suitable breed and prep for the same job. The end result is, after all, the object of all the work. (donning my flame proof suit).
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