Chris O's Fiber "Toys"
Chris O. of MA has a lot of fiber related tools; here are some pictures and descriptions that she shared with us:




The fiber in the bump is a Cormo fleece from This'n'That Farm (Donna Herrick) in Vermont. Sheep's name is Pia. Chris O bought her fleeces four or five years running, starting with baby fleece. Very, very soft.
The bobbins show (a) two Majacraft bobbins filled with Pia, spun longdraw, (b) one Hansen WW bobbin filled with Pia and (c) one Louet WW bobbin filled with a dyed Corriedale batt from DyakCraft in Vermont.

If you are a knitter and like to collect knitting patterns, this is a great toy: The Sony Pocket e-reader has a pdf file of a knitting pattern that can be downloaded via a free program called Calibre, available online. No paper copies needed. You can have hundreds of patterns on this thing and carry it everywhere.
2 Comments:
At 2:39 PM,
Lori Lynn said…
Thanks for the reminder! I need to get back to my spinning. I just ordered a replacement drive band for my Majacraft.
Great idea about the reader. I suppose you could get knitting books on a Kindle too.
At 4:50 PM,
Donna said…
Nice to see miniSpinners popping up everywhere!
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