I hope that this plying technique will become easier and fluid, as for now I stop-and-start as I used to for drop spindling. I am enjoying the practice, and am looking forward to what to spin next, so I can practice Navajo plying again, and again, and again!
17. Baby Hat #2 ~ Adriafil Knitcol
16. Chirality Cowl ~ Hazel Knits
15. Walking Rib Cowl ~ Erika Knight British Wool
14. Baby Hat #1 ~ Adriafil Knitcol
13. Drop Stitch Scarf~ SMC Merino Opera
12. Mum's Socks ~Alpaca w Twist
11. Boston Strong ~ Valley Yarn & Cascade Alpaca
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9. E. Socks ~ La Jolla
8. Deep V Tee ~Hempathy
7. Track Star Hat ~ Cascade 22 Sport
6. Lace Scarf ~ Jade Sapphire Silk
5. E. socks ~Frolicking Feet turquoise
4. Grad socks ~ Hazel Knits
3. Birthday socks ~sock flat
2. Mum's scarf ~Qina
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2 comments:
This video demonstrates a very good chain (Navajo) plying technique.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JmlwtojLXI8
Thanks for the tip. I need to see what her fingers are doing, so I shall watch this. The youtubes I've watched do not show the fingers and how they take the single "up" or "down" into the loop, and how the loop gets incorporated into the twist going into the wheel...but I'm having a lot of fun with this technique, but I fear that I'm not doing it correctly!!! Thanks for your help!!!
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