Steps:- Prep some fibre. This is some merino and sari silk hackle blending practice. Spin a single on either a spinning wheel or spindle. Like this: Like Loading Leave a Reply Cancel reply Enter your comment here Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Email required Address never made public. Name required. Andean plying is a way of making two-ply yarn from one spindle or bobbin full of single yarn, without using a lazy kate.
Hand Spinning News. An Andean ply tool replicated for a client. Loading… Unsubscribe from Bob Mayotte? Cancel Unsubscribe. Working Andean Plying — Duration: Andean Plying is a really useful technique and quite easy to learn.
I teach it to beginner drop spindlers at their first lesson. This is essential to the real Andean plying technique that imo, but not really possible here. If you have a small amount of yarn to ply, you can use the Andean ply method. Andean Plying Tool. Tablet weaving and ply-splitting instruction with teacher and author Linda Hendrickson. A choice between 3 spinning wheel oil bottles! We offer the Schacht Precision, the Ashford, or the Kromski bottles.
The Kromski does have the longest nozzle, but the Schacht bottle is a little sturdier. It really comes down to personal preference though.
Tells angle of twist from , and designates S or Z twist. From Hipstrings. This site uses cookies to make your shopping experience work smoothly. By continuing to browse the site, you are agreeing to our use of cookies. Back down the front, across the spine and up the back, and around the stick. Back down the back, across the spine and up the front, around the stick and back down the front.
Once you get the hang of it, you don't have to think about it - just wind and think deep thoughts. Feel free to email me, if you want more info. Happy spinning! Sorry I'm a little late to this "book" party, but after trying it several times with some practice yarn, the only way I can make this work is by keeping the stick in there.
Is this right?? Hello Liana! You put the stick into the book and wind the yarn. Then, you slide the yarn off of the book, with the stick in place, and put your hand through the part which was wrapped around the book. Then you take the stick out. It own't work if the stick is left in place. Post a Comment. Subscribe in a reader. Andean Plying Bracelet, simplified. I really like to ply the Navajo way, but I thought that it was time that I learned how to do 2 ply, as well.
As you saw in my post below, I made a plying paddle out of Brio Mec, but that was such a little bit of yarn, and it completely filled my little Brio paddle, and then, I couldn't get the resultant "bracelet" over my arm. So, after much head scratching, I came up with this idea, and let me tell you, it works perfectly.
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