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Category Archives: Handspinning
Tour de Fleece 2019
I wasn’t able to spin as much as I’d hoped to, but I did get some stuff done during this year’s TdF… my spinning challenge Numbah One was to finish spinning the red/yellow/pink braid and to work on continuing to … Continue reading
Posted in Da Kine: Sometimes Full-on Pidgin, Handspinning, Tour de Fleece, tour-de-fleece
Tagged cormo, jasper, maxwell, montana, shetland, targhee, tour-de-fleece
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Spinnin’ Away…But Not In Margaritaville
I’m so happy I can finally spin again! I still can’t do it for hours and hours, but it’s good PT for my knees and it brings me such joy to be able to be at my wheels again. I … Continue reading
Da Kine Numbah 7
Many days passed… …and here I am again, four months post-op +/-. And really doing quite well, all things considered. I’m driving again. Poor Nolemana had to be my chauffeur for weeks and weeks, and now he can focus on … Continue reading
Hawaiian Time Post – Tour de Fleece
Oh, I have the best of best intentions to write posts. And then life happens. I got bogged down during Tour de Fleece, so I’m gonna start up again with all dem photos. At da coffee shop. Me spinning, and … Continue reading
Sad News and Finding Spinning Solace
Yesterday I got some bad news, that my dear friend Carol, who’s been battling cancer since 2005, now had a metastasized tumor in her brain. I was stunned, upset, and very teary and emotional. I’d been spinning some mixed fiber, … Continue reading
Posted in Da Kine: Sometimes Full-on Pidgin, Handspinning, Tour de Fleece
Tagged handspinning, solace, tour-de-fleece
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Tour de Fleece, Chapter Chree
I’ve been so busy spinning and photographing and posting my progress to Ravelry, that my poor bloggie gets left in the dust! So here’s more photos of what I’ve been doing. I finished spinning Beargrass from Raven Ridge Fiber Arts … Continue reading
Tour de Fleece, Chapter 2
Okay, this is what’s happened so far. Yesterday, Day 2, I finished spinning half of one braid and started on another. Kalakoa was helping by modeling my first bobbin. I saw one almost ripe blackberry in our driveway, too. Day … Continue reading
Posted in Da Kine: Sometimes Full-on Pidgin, Handspinning, Tour de Fleece
Tagged fatcatknits, keola, tour-de-fleece
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Tour de Fleece 2018
Okay, pau the nostalgia and sadness for awhile. It’s Tour de Fleece time. Yep, it’s that time again, folks. That time of year where we handspinners attempt to try new spinning techniques or attempt to spin prodigious amounts of fiber … Continue reading
Da Kine Numba Six
Time for anodda da kine! My Christmas amaryllis from a year ago started blooming again!
Posted in 'Ono Kine Grindz, 365 Days, Da Kine: Sometimes Full-on Pidgin, Handspinning, Knitting
Tagged amaryllis, camel, handspun, knit-group, knitting, MissB, sunsets, sushi
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In Which I Was Small Kine Kaulana
You know how every year I participate in the Antique Spinning Wheel Showcase? It’s a two-day event, where spinners gather in the historic Aurora Colony’s Museum, and spin on their antique wheels. It’s a public event, and it’s amazing how … Continue reading