This week I've been spinning up a few small bits to add to my yardage for a sweater spin.
You might remember during the Tour de Fleece, I had spun up 8 oz of a hand-dyed variegated BFL and a dark coffee brown natural roving into a bouncy worsted weight yarn, but I don't think I have quite enough for a sweater, so I bought a handful of 2-oz braids of the same variegated BFL base from Ginny at FatCatKnits (who also dyed the original variegated BFL colorway) to get myself a little more yardage, figuring I can add some contrast color stripes to the mix.
This week, I spun up and plied 2 oz of "Sienna" into 122 yards of a 2-ply worsted weight.
And then I finished up the 2 oz of singles of "Lagoon", which I will try to get plied this weekend.
That will give me somewhere around a total of around 875 or so yards, and I have one other tonal-dye colorway I could also spin up from Ginny ("Toffee"), but I may see how far I get by casting on and knitting a bit.
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