![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEin9ye4iLH71qe8kFPUIkrVe3agLkCfQk8SusWwzgv8N55l6MYwL__IoJ3cpI_LRPEWvwV_OkUVycOlRdSI0UJmz3po3gaC3mM2_nDTfwC50h7oMqIkGd2gZeuEEKZTWVUBe2KkZ58YzOY/s320/pinkbags.jpg)
... plus two more that don't clash with pink, containing Man Socks. Yeah, I solved the decision-making problem by choosing three things instead of two (that's the sock design I've been working on for me, up there in the paler bag; I want to show Karen my progress since I'm seeing her on this trip as well.)
And now back to spinning. I did in fact fill the spindle yesterday, rather sloppily I admit:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhFSp0Fwv_MDfjqmkG_0JlCaUhdY6L3AXuajM0C9LZv81EeZ5fRhC-7dDKbDdo5qYWHumtIT-H5MCk8o0hxpILYMKWlH2gt8U_4UoJJI7hBHOaAjr7-R7Aekn_RK62Zn2OKFV5rkjFgG3Y/s320/spinday4.jpg)
which meant getting out the ball winder. I tossed the spindle into a (currently empty) plastic juice jug to keep it from flying about the room during the process, and it mostly stayed put. Here's the result:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgM7Imc2ZObaqULxJlbdV5GdRslQTRIbLTNU3MIaYvzsDK6fjXE0Ez4gT0PNSK_JqcTPRkaPHh8Nvvsw5oTHWRt7-t9RV5WsfzDjGjMHVcLbveM_2cGO6LG5Hi9wVBGrSudOai18kd7GOk/s320/ball1-2.jpg)
It amounted to 44g on the scale, which just amazes me. When it's 2-ply it's going to be almost enough to do something with!
1 comment:
Wow, Mary, this is fantastic! It looks so more impressive when wound in a ball! Gorgeous colour, I'm sure you'll be able to put it to good use.
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