With Tour de Fleece 2020 v2.0 finishing at the end of September, I learned that I won a pattern from one of my team mates. Yay!
I chose the Criss Cross Cardigan by Isabell Kraemer. It had been in my queue for a little while and I thought that it would look nice in handpsun chiengora.
Upon choosing a size, rounding up the suggested yardage, and estimating weight based on my recent spin of Ramen... I packed a grocery sack full of washed fleece.
I think I will need 21-22 oz of yarn. The full sack weighs 28.5 oz. (As we know, I always over-estimate because I hate running out of yarn.)
I started to card it up the the next weekend Saturday (9/26/20).
I began spinning on a Tuesday (11/17/20) with the goal of a fine weight (sock to fingering), 2-ply yarn.
I set the first ply aside at the beginning of this year's Tour de Fleece and have finally finished the first skein for this project.
I think I'll need about 1000 yards. Which, at 155 yds, means that I need to make six more similar skeins since and my weight estimate is holding.
Of course this is all pending confirmation by swatch.
Happy Fiber Arts Friday!
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