It is a Cormo sheep roving blended with some soysilk fiber (Made from the by-products from processed soy beans). It is delicious! I'm striving for laceweight for the Melon scarf in Victorian Lace Today. Since spinning this fiber, I've learned that the unblended soy silk does not draft well making unpleasant slubs in your finished yarn.
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Showing posts with label soy silk. Show all posts
Saturday, June 13, 2009
Cormo, mmmmmm
I picked up this delicious fiber from Sue Reuser's booth today at Spinners Day at the Farm in Healdsburg, CA.
It is a Cormo sheep roving blended with some soysilk fiber (Made from the by-products from processed soy beans). It is delicious! I'm striving for laceweight for the Melon scarf in Victorian Lace Today. Since spinning this fiber, I've learned that the unblended soy silk does not draft well making unpleasant slubs in your finished yarn.
It is a Cormo sheep roving blended with some soysilk fiber (Made from the by-products from processed soy beans). It is delicious! I'm striving for laceweight for the Melon scarf in Victorian Lace Today. Since spinning this fiber, I've learned that the unblended soy silk does not draft well making unpleasant slubs in your finished yarn.
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