Hello everyone!
Especially for my summer traditional knitting course participants, but for anyone that might be curious or interested in spinning and natural dyeing, I have prepared a very informal Farm Vlog conversation around the process of preparing a raw wool fleece for spinning and natural dyeing.
This is Part 1. Once the prepared fleece is completely dry, I will move on to share the next steps.
This Vlog is uploaded privately to my Knitography Farm YouTube Channel and can only be accessed via the link below.
Enjoy with interest!
If you are inspired to process your own raw fleece, I would so enjoy hearing more about it!
If you have questions, wonders, thoughts or reflections do leave those within the comments below. I will gladly support you.
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Warmest regards from the farm,
Patricia x
Loved watching your process. So inspiring,
and you make it so simple and natural.
Thank you for making the video and thinking of us. I’m smiling in anticipation of the next steps. Kristine
I loved hearing and seeing your process! I have washed two fleeces before (one a long time ago before I knew what I was doing at all and again just recently a romney fleece I purchased from a local farmer) and one more shetland in my basement to get to. I use a similar process but with laundry bags instead of your little baskets. You are inspiring me to get to that last one!
so interesting/so many details! Can't wait for the next videos!
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