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Fiber Porn

Susanna

Nov 9, 2011

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Some fiber porn and spinning photos!

Duchess
Duchess
Duchess
Cheeky
Cheeky

The handpainted rovings are from Freckle Face Fibers: 4.2 ounces of BFL in “Duchess” and Falkland in “Cheeky”. And this is how Cheeky looks like spun up.

cheeky handspun
cheeky handspun 2
cheeky handspun 3

The brown one is a free 100 g sample from Wollinchen that I got when I ordered my wheel (Kromski Sonata). Unfortunately I haven’t written down what it was – if there ever was any label on it – but looking at their photos I’m pretty sure it’s Black Welsh.

#spinning #handspun #fiber

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