
Here you can see a close up of the shoulder detail. Maryann, I know you'll appreciate these photos of Carol's work.....

Below we have a Navajo spindle in use. Can you guess who it is?

I spent Saturday afternoon spinning some gray mystery wool on my Ashford Joy. I even was able to stretch and align some locks to ready them for the hackle. This technique perserves the color variation. I will post a pic of a finished skein if anyone cares to see it.

4 comments:
Inishmaan is a gorgeous sweater and your friend did a great job. I don't know the spinning jargon, but of course we want to see the skeins of mystery wool you've spun!
Beautiful sweater, wow!
Amazing! Tom D finally caught the spinning bug -- and on a Navajo Spindle, no less! [wink]
That is one honking spindle.
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