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Stash Busting for a Purpose
ByKromskiSpinzilla is almost here! This is the perfect time to do some serious stash busting. We all have a stash of fiber. For most of us, spinning is a potentially out of control obsession. This obsession leads to compulsive shopping and “stashing” of beautiful painted braids, naturals, wool from various breeds of sheep, blends…
Making Cotton Punis
ByKromskiHave you ever wanted to try spinning cotton? While it is possible to spin with cotton roving, I sometimes prefer to use Punis. Today I’m going to create my own punis. I have some plain white cotton. It’s been ginned, but the fibers need to be aligned better before spinning. I also want to add a…
Minstrel Assembly Instructions
ByKromskiA Close-Up Look The Minstrel comes in a boxed kit and requires an hour of assembly. Watch the video below on how to assemble your Minstrel or download an instructional PDF or Manufacturer Instructions (Picture Only)
July Mug Rug
ByKromskiTime for a Star Spangle Mug Rug! Make your 4th of July sparkle with this easy variation on Houndstooth Weave! Supplies needed: Rigid Heddle Loom at least 8” wide. Two shuttles. Cotton Dish Cloth Yarn in blue, red and white – approx. 85 yards each (white and red) and about 40 yards of blue. The…
Mug Rug Weave Along
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