...but I just had to do it.
Lately, I've been spinning again. I doubt if I've done any spinning since this photo was taken, mainly because Ray was just
such a yarn hound.
But now he's older and wiser and doesn't really bother my stash of yarn and roving anymore. So, I've been easing back into knitting little things, and then, this week pulled out my wheel to start spinning again.
The first bag of roving I pulled out of my stash turned out to be faulty. I'm not sure where I obtained this bag, but the wool in it was already felted. The process of felting wool welds the fibers together into a mass, and there is really nothing that can be done with a ball of felted wool. I thought briefly of inventing a way to use it, but then I did the only thing that really made sense to me. I tossed it to Ray.
Like I said, I know I'll regret it later, but I just had to do it.
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Oh boy, oh boy! |
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Wow, this stuff is tougher than I remember |
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Hmmm, smells the same... |
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Can you get this started for me? |
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Wait, I think I got it... |
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Are you SURE this is OK? |
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Maybe if I have more room |
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Mmphgrphrmph |
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Grgggmmphrgrmphn |
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What the heck??? |
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You know what? |
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I think I'll just stick with my rawhide |
I know of a couple of blind dogs that would enjoy that too! What a great toy (but sorry about it not working out for spinning) Something like that would save my socks - which Breeze takes out of the laundry basket. Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteI bet the ACDs would annihilate a fiber ball. I should send you one.
DeleteMaybe having a decoy ball of yarn will cure Ray of his love of it. Save that as the default "Rays yarn" ball.
ReplyDeleteConsider it done!
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