After an early start with a trip into Wangaratta for a work breakfast meeting, I managed to get a
After that it was off to Corowa, another township not too far away that is also on the Murray River. It is here that I have been lucky enough to be able to join in with a very talented bunch of ladies.
And here is Mary, who has been spinning for 40yrs, working right beside me where she can offer assistance each time I get tangled LOL. On the way home I stopped in on a close friend to let her know how I went..... she just happens to live on sheep farm, so checked out the type of fleece Mary was getting me to use so that she can keep me some when they do the next lot of shearing! I am so blessed to have such lovely people living around!
Hugs To all, Sharm
5 comments:
Oh lucky you - I too would love to learn how to spin one day :-) Sounds like a great day all round!
Now for lots of practise!!
The tea cosy book looks wonderful and how exciting to try spinning! I have always wanted to try a drop spindle and hope to find a nice one and some fleece at an upcoming fiber festival this fall.
You are very lucky to have such a group of ladies. Enjoy your journey into the world of spinning. Sounds fascinating !!
Lucky to have lovely ladies to offer assistance.
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