Spin Roving
How can I use roving spun into a project hook?
I bought roving spun to try to make practice turn, but I failed. I like the color combination locks and want to still use it but did not know how integrate it into my hook. Any ideas?
Mitigate the bit by taking a length (3 feet is good, just to break on it) and fractionation the lengthwise (just pull the wick in the top half, and work down, then in half or thirds more) until his about the same size as the feed you want to use. After attenuating half into thirds, however, take the bit from one end with your hands on a little more a length of fiber outside (take a little fiber to see how long they are) and gently pull the stars to the necessary width. Then use as you would yarn slightly (careful now, it does not tear easily) and the hook. Has not yet been mitigating the wick may be one reason you had trouble shooting, too. Most of the locks were too thick to run without reducing or pre-writing. If you were down spindling, try some of this bit offset and balance of your tree on a table top until you have down.
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