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- Kathryn Ray
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9 comments:
Can't wait to see that all spun up - yummy. :)
I've heard cotton is difficult to spin; is it?
cool picture!
I generally don't like knitting with cotton. But spinning cotton...hum...might be worth a try someday.
That bobbin looks beautiful. I haven't tried cotton. Everyone who knows me and how I spin said that I should wait. Is that good or bad?
I don't know if it was the cotton I was spinning but I hated cotton.
I've never seen naturally green cotton, can't wait to see the finished yarn. I have yet to spin cotton successfully, something to work on!
oh please, when you finish, will you post about it again. I would love to see the finished yarn as well as hear how you liked it. It looks beautiful so far!
I always like pictures of fiber spun onto a bobbin. I admire you for sinning cotton. I imagine that it is difficult, is that true?
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