Washing and Carding Merino wool and prepping wool top for a hand spinning yarn project (Episode 100)

[@knotyeoldecrochet]

Here in Australia we love our Merino ❤ it was so wonderful of you to hand pick the wool so that your Fibre Club could really experience some beautiful Merino.

[@mywoolmitten]

Congratulations on 100 episodes! You do a wonder job of sharing your fibery life and work

[@ewethfulfiber]

Thank you!

[@pathowes32]

Thanks, Kim for another video full of valuable information. Congratulations on episode 100👏

[@ewethfulfiber]

So glad it's still got good info! Thank you!

[@jessicawright1656]

I’m drooling over that merino. I will say it again how much I’d love that washing machine. Thanks for such great videos Kim! I agree thinner roving is easier to spin!

[@ewethfulfiber]

My washing machine is the best!!! Yeah it's lovely merino! Thanks for watching and supporting!!! And totally admit the thinner roving right!

[@SoulfulSpinning]

So many great tips in this episode! Thank you and congratulations on 100 episodes. 💚

[@ewethfulfiber]

Thank you!!!

[@ewethfulfiber]

And so glad I can share all the things I learn! Good and bad lol.

[@deejcarter2003]

Your spin for the Pressed flowers vest looks wonderful, and I’m drooling a bit over the Merino.🤣I bought some of your Coopworth/Silk blend and I’m spinning it on a support spindle. It’s absolutely lovely to spin.

[@ewethfulfiber]

Oh I'm so glad you like it! It was lovely. And the merino, it's gorgeous. I'm going to play with this last batch a bit more. We'll see!

[@maribethclark2798]

I got raw merino from the local guild. You confirmed what I need to do

[@ewethfulfiber]

Great!