David Lanier

This was some fun yarn to spin #handspinning

An unexpected use of handspun yarn. Add thickness and grip to a thin pencil.

Daughter of the Sea, for live looped cello. Hope you enjoy seeing and hearing my experiment. youtu.be/CUlR1T7RcCM

Making progress on handspinning this BFL / Tussah Silk. Quite a relaxing way to spend the afternoon.

Did some handspinning this morning. BFL & silk blend. Planning on using this for a cap. Maybe a scarf.

Started skirting this fleece today to prepare for some handspinning

Here’s my first attempt at making sock yarn. flickr.com/photos/nadavoid/4…

More spinning. Rambouillet wool from Lani’s Lana. Dyed by her using natural Indigo and Madder Root. Knitted sample by my wonderful wife.

Today’s spinning. It’s getting more consistent and yarn like. Next steps: gotta get a little more organized. I have fiber and shreds and samples everywhere. And spin some of the nicer fibers I picked up recently. flickr.com/photos/nadavoid/4…

My first round of spun yarn, made from Corriedale wool. Maybe 15 yards. Next step: learn more about this and do it better.