Back to Basics: Spinning Tips & Tricks
Back to Basics: Spinning Tips & Tricks
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Want to get the most out of your yarn spinning time? Then this is the workshop for you!
This course covers tons of tips and info on spinning techniques, fiber preparation methods, and spinning terminology to help you get the most out of your yarn spinning time.
This course was conducted as a LIVE online workshop. The footage was recorded, edited, and is now available for instant and unlimited access.
Format: Lecture & demonstration
Level: Participants can be at any skill level since the focus is on good spinning habits & techniques
Equipment: Drop spindles, spinning wheels and electric spinners are all welcome.
Duration: 2 hr 24 min
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Course clips:
Want to get a sense of what it’s like to take a course with Alanna?
Here are 2 clips from this course, “Back to Basics” on carding and combing fiber.
Course Goals:
Understanding how tool & body mechanics influence yarn outcomes
How to establishing positive yarn spinning habits
Enhancing the experience of transforming fiber into yarn
Course content:
Alanna shares all of her personal tips and tricks on the following topics:
Fiber preparation types
Fiber preparation tools
How to store fiber
How to organize one's stash
How to organize spinning project information
Drafting techniques
Spinning styles
Plying techniques
Yarn construction technique and project pairing
Similarities and differences between yarn construction tools (drop spindles, wheels, electric spinner, etc.)
Materials:
Since this course is a lecture/demonstration format, there is no material list. A resources page is provided after the course with links to the products and tools discussed.
Featured dyer:
For this course, Alanna used Three Waters Farm’s Falkland roving in the “Hills & Mountains” colorway.
To celebrate amazing dyers that make spinning a joy, Alanna is featuring different dyer’s fiber in her courses.
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