How to spin Merino wool on a spinning wheel.

[@RuthHenriquez1]

This is so helpful. I'm on my first merino project, and the staple length is the shortest I've ever worked with. I am feeling fortified by the information you've shared. Thanks.

[@nerolisoftearthenfiber]

Thank you! I’ve been struggling to spin merino. This video helped so much!

[@marvellaexner615]

Your videos are great ! I feel like I’m having a bit of success. A trick I learned if your fibre is very compacted and you want to loosen it up, steam it. I was amazed at how effective it was on a dyed braid. Can’t wait for another instruction ! Your yarns are beautiful !!! 😊

[@eddavanleemputten9232]

I found that out too! I’ve only started spinning recently and bought myself an EEW Nano2 because my tiny home matches my tiny budget. Whether spinning with a supported spindle or with my little EEW, and I spin very fine yarn… which isn’t the greatest when the fibre is compacted. A bit of steam works wonders!

[@juliannekinny3418]

Thank you, loved watching you spin. I have found merino tricky.

[@sezb8119]

your a great teacher. i enjoyed your info . thank you for a new spinner

[@resa367]

Thank you, just getting started !

[@fia7687]

Thank you for explaining… I keep trying… 😬 Sophia

[@Vvv49900]

🙏👏👏👏

[@0mNomNinja]

As I'm watching this I'm also spinning some pink wool from bansheefiberarts lol. I love buying from her because she is semi-local to me. The stuff you said about merino being dense and sticks to itself and can be hard to draft, I'm finding this to be even more true for rambouillet. This is the is the first rambouillet i've spun and i'm not sure i like it for those reasons