Hey brenda!
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@brenda said in Hey brenda!:
Who's at the wheel of this rig?
My wife is. She's currently spinning merino from, I think, Baaba. (Yeah they tell you the name of the freaking sheep.)
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@brenda said in Hey brenda!:
Who's at the wheel of this rig?
My wife is. She's currently spinning merino from, I think, Baaba. (Yeah they tell you the name of the freaking sheep.)
@Aqua-Letifer said in Hey brenda!:
@brenda said in Hey brenda!:
Who's at the wheel of this rig?
My wife is. She's currently spinning merino from, I think, Baaba. (Yeah they tell you the name of the freaking sheep.)
Very cool! Does she knit or crochet with the yarn, or use it in another way?
Yes, if you're getting that intimate with a sheep, it's proper etiquette to know their name. Just ask Phibes.
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In all seriousness...I'm really glad younger folks are carrying on some of the old skills. There is something about handmade that cannot be duplicated.
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@Aqua-Letifer said in Hey brenda!:
@brenda said in Hey brenda!:
Who's at the wheel of this rig?
My wife is. She's currently spinning merino from, I think, Baaba. (Yeah they tell you the name of the freaking sheep.)
Very cool! Does she knit or crochet with the yarn, or use it in another way?
Yes, if you're getting that intimate with a sheep, it's proper etiquette to know their name. Just ask Phibes.
@brenda said in Hey brenda!:
@Aqua-Letifer said in Hey brenda!:
@brenda said in Hey brenda!:
Who's at the wheel of this rig?
My wife is. She's currently spinning merino from, I think, Baaba. (Yeah they tell you the name of the freaking sheep.)
Very cool! Does she knit or crochet with the yarn, or use it in another way?
She does nalbinding. Has been for a few years now.
Yes, if you're getting that intimate with a sheep, it's proper etiquette to know their name. Just ask Phibes.
Indeed!
Please love yourself.
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In all seriousness...I'm really glad younger folks are carrying on some of the old skills. There is something about handmade that cannot be duplicated.
@Jolly said in Hey brenda!:
In all seriousness...I'm really glad younger folks are carrying on some of the old skills. There is something about handmade that cannot be duplicated.
Well, considering our ages, we kinda fit right in there with the hipster contingent. But she's really into it. Gloves are hard, and the ones she made for me are bad ass. They're as warm and as durable as can be.
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@brenda said in Hey brenda!:
@Aqua-Letifer said in Hey brenda!:
@brenda said in Hey brenda!:
Who's at the wheel of this rig?
My wife is. She's currently spinning merino from, I think, Baaba. (Yeah they tell you the name of the freaking sheep.)
Very cool! Does she knit or crochet with the yarn, or use it in another way?
She does nalbinding. Has been for a few years now.
Yes, if you're getting that intimate with a sheep, it's proper etiquette to know their name. Just ask Phibes.
Indeed!
@Aqua-Letifer said in Hey brenda!:
@brenda said in Hey brenda!:
@Aqua-Letifer said in Hey brenda!:
@brenda said in Hey brenda!:
Who's at the wheel of this rig?
My wife is. She's currently spinning merino from, I think, Baaba. (Yeah they tell you the name of the freaking sheep.)
Very cool! Does she knit or crochet with the yarn, or use it in another way?
She does nalbinding. Has been for a few years now.
Yes, if you're getting that intimate with a sheep, it's proper etiquette to know their name. Just ask Phibes.
Indeed!
Had to look up nalbinding. Very cool!!!!
