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Striped, Solid, and Gradient Batt We are frequently asked how to approach spinning an art batt. In this post, we will tackle a number of different methods. Some of these methods work really well wi…

Learn how to make wool batts on a drum carter. Make blended fiber on a drum carter. 3 different ways to make wool batts! Visit for easy knitting beginner tips. The art of spinning yarn, knitting and hand dyeing. Exclusive knitting free patterns, spinning wool tutorials, crafts, yarn projects, fiber art and DIY ideas.

200g scrap spinning pack - comes with 100g of yarn and thread scraps, and 100g of soft fine black merino wool tops roving. The scraps are offcuts from knitting, crochet, weaving, sewing, and craft projects. They are random mix bags from my scrap box, I keep all scraps to recycle but I have so many scraps I decided to split the box to de-stash some, and keep some to work with. The scraps will need to be carded before using, some wools are felty and with those I card them or pick them first to…

For years, Mary Egbert has been selling our drum carders in her online store, Camaj Fiber Arts. Recently, she launched the Camaj School of Fiber Arts, an exciting new way for fiber artists to learn at their own pace in the comfort of their own homes. The master carding course on advanced gradients and learning how to split up a batt multiple ways to spin unique yarns

In this video I show how I combine and prep multiple art batts to make a cohesive corespun yarn and also share tips on dizing the fiber to make a consistent yarn.

I love spinning batts. I really love buying batts they are irresistible, the fiber version of a warm cinnamon roll - all fluffy and rolled up with sweetness. They are fun and easy to spin, depending on what I want from my yarn I spin them in one of two directions, the difference can be big, literall

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Rolags are a woolen spinning preparation. Because of their structure, the fibers wrap and twist around each other and keep a core of air in the yarn. This makes the yarn super wa…