Planning ahead.



 Please excuse the font size. I’m going to get a proper laptop next week to write these posts due to the fact it is nearly impossible to easily write using a phone or pad due to the communication between the device and the blogger program, UGH. 


I’ve washed and spun enough wool this summer that I’m pretty sure I don’t need to bring my wheel to Florida it’s just to risky it would get damaged. I can’t even think about loosing it after so many years without one. I’ll take my Navajo spindle just in case, but I’m sure I won’t need it. Gosh I’m tons ahead on the wool production, I’ll have to hook and hook to use it up. Next spring I’ll come home and spin some more.  
In the photo below I’m using the Navajo spindle to spin the dog fur project I worked on this summer. The spindle gives me a lot of control on a difficult fiber making sure I can do a secure spin for a durable yarn, and the fiber did turn out well and easy to knit! A successful experiment. 




Off I go, 
Ta Ta, 
Alicenoneland 

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