I carded this batt (I really hope the curly locks stay curly) based on this super hero.

This is the side that I think of as the inside - not on the top of the carder when I'm carding.

The top side.

Rolled up and pretty. It's wool, mohair, and bamboo.

Can you see how busy we've been? This is the Beast. He's four feet away from me in this exact pose right now.

I'm almost done with this roving. I really enjoyed spinning the first half (it's already been plied). This second half has taken *forever* to spin. I have about fifteen inches of roving left (what's hanging from the tension knob in the picture). Then it has to sit for a few days before I ply it. Whew.
I have another bobbin to ply and then I'm have to decide if I want to spin my Master Chief batt, my Promethean batt (which actually isn't finished yet), or my Black Cat batt. Or.. or.. or.. yeah. Such problems I have, right? Well, to be honest, I'm using wool to distract myself from the fact that our oven is broken and has been for about a week. With luck (and $200+) it will be fixed tomorrow. I also had to take the dog to the vet yesterday ($200+ for allergy meds, shots, and flea meds) and the Elf to the asthma specialist ($70+ for the doctor and medication). Right. Look at my fluffy fiber stash! It's so shiny..
I love the photo of your child sleeping, such a sweet moment! you make the loveliest yarns and rovings :)
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