And it is such a cool feeling to have done this. :D

First, I spun up a variegated single yarn from several sources: alpaca, merino wool and of all things - yak fiber! The dark brown fibers are a blend of yak and alpaca. The teal is alpaca. The rest is merino wool.

Then I took some undyed, white merino wool and dyed it a "chartreuse" color.
Dyeing in a crock pot:

Dried, freshly dyed wool, ready to spin:

I spun the newly dyed wool....

....then plied it together with the first batch of spun single yarn:

And I used the finished yarn to knit the scarf!


This was a very satisfying and fun project. I can't wait to try knitting something from my own handspun yarn again.
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