Into the Whirled July 2026 Club Colorway "Wildcat" Rambouillet sheep wool.
yarn: (1) a continuous strand of twisted fibers used in weaving or knitting, (2) a narrative of adventures.
Aw, well, the Tour came to an end on Sunday and I found myself unable to spin everyday.
I stalled while spinning the beautiful "Ultraviolet" colorway on Spindle #11.
After "Ultraviolet" there is only one more to go.
Spindle #12: Mini, Helen's Holly/Blue Mahoe, 14 gm
Fiber #10: "Deep Space Hand Carded Batt" (50% Merino wool, 10% Corriedale, 10% Shetland, 10% Tussah Silk, 10% Mulberry Silk, 10% Viscose from Bamboo.)
The Finishers are waiting for the last two Bossie spindles to join them.
The Man reached his destination this afternoon - Anacortes, WA.
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| Cap Sante RV Marina Park |
Last night was spent in AC Wonderland in hot and humid Olympia.
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| Millersylvania State Park Campground |
Today was a fine day: Breakfast pastries in Poulsbo,
and an earlier time slot on the Washington State ferry from Port Townsend to Coupeville.
A very good couple of days.
Quite an improvement from The Man's first day of travel.
The Tour continues. Spin everyday ✔
Finished Spindle #10 with "Dumpster Fire".
Spindle #11: Mini, Blue Mahoe/Blue Mahoe, 24 gm
Fiber #B: "Ultraviolet" (80% Targhee wool, 10% Tussah Silk, 10% Viscose from Bamboo).
Today was another Challenge Day.
The challenge - for me - was to find some time to spin.
8:48 pm
Nope, no spinning yet today. Instead I spent the day making meals and stocked The Man's Camper fridge for another solo road trip.
The Tour continues. Spin everyday ✔
Finished Spindle #9 with "Alternate".
Spindle #10: Skinny Midi, Argentine Lignum Vitae/Blue Mahoe, 32 gm
Fiber #A: "Dumpster Fire" Signature Blend (50% Merino wool, 25% Shetland wool, 12.5% Tussah Silk, 12.5% Sari Silk).
7/17 - No spinning.
7/18 8:34 pm - Still in progress Spindle #10.
The Fiber Project Display Board is completed and will be displayed at the Mid-State Fair tomorrow.
At the same time two teams from the Guild will compete with each other in a Sheep to Shawl competition.
They will start with clean (scoured) fleece → prep the fiber with hand cards → spin singles on spinning wheels → spin a 2-Ply yarn → transfer the yarn to weaving bobbins → weave a shawl on a pre-warped 4-shaft loom. At the end of four hours the woven item will be judged. Yeehaw, good luck everyone.
The Tour continues. Spin everyday ✔
Spindle #7: Midi, Hawaiian Koa/Cochin Rosewood, 24 gm
Fiber #7: "Gunmetal" Hand Carded Batt (20% Merino wool, 10% BFL wool, 10% Shetland, 10% Gotland, 10% Corriedale, 20% Tussah Silk, 10% Mulberry Silk).
Sunday 7/12 Challenge Day
7:32 pm - 8:50 pm
Spindle #8: Skinny Midi, Mystery Woods, 33 gm
Fiber #8: Moonstone Signature Blend (50% Merino wool, 25% Baby Alpaca, 12.5% Tussah Silk, 12.5% Viscose from Bamboo).
Spindle #9: Skinny Midi, Redheart/Birch, 22 gm
Fiber #9: "Alternate" (80% Targhee wool, 10% Tussah Silk, 10% Viscose from Bamboo).