Making rolags using scrap yarn
I am using up scrap yarn to make some rolags today! Corriedale cross white wool with some unknown wool scraps and a little purple fiber. Trying to match a skein I made last month and I think it worked well. Blending board is homemade with an old TV tray top and carding cloth purchased online. I'm wearing a sweater I knit from reclaimed and overdyed cashmere. Pattern is Caroline by Amy Miller. You can find me on Instagram as Revived Yarns.
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Spinning two different yarns from the same set of rolags - BLENDING BOARD/ FIBRE PREP/SPIN & KNIT
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STOP wasting yarn scraps and Do This Instead!
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Making and Spinning Rolags-Drumcarder? Blending Board? Tight? Fluffy? Let's talk!
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Prep Tools Talk-Cost/Strengths/Weaknesses for Drumcarder/Wool Combs/Cards/Flicker MORE
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One braid, two yarns - how to spin wool to get different yarn effects
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Blending with Hand Tools-Handcarding/Handcombing/Blending Board! Two Color Blending Three Ways
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Using a drum carder for different effects
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Making a blended roving off the blending board
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Hands: Wool Spinning
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From wool to yarn - Processing raw sheep wool into finished yarn
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Blending Board Colour for Spinning. By Suzy Brown
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4 ways to get started on a support spindle & troubleshooting some common beginner mistakes
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Making a Neolithic Thorn Flax Hackle
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How to spin yarn with a drop spindle - a complete tutorial for beginners
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Why Hand Spinners Are Making Their Own Yarn in 2026
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Spinning recycled art yarn from loom waste and scraps
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Introduction to the Clemes & Clemes Blending Board, Part 1
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