Ashley, this is a wonderful video! I love your voice and the clear instruction. You gave me some confidence and inspiration that I can do some beautiful things with my little hand-me-down drum carder!
And like other comments, I LOVE the sandwich idea, this is new to me and I will definitely be using this with my wool and mohair that I have dyed!
i've have recieved so much from your wonderful videos. if i can't afford a class, i study your videos. i watch them over and over again. thanks for sharing.
Great video darlin!! The only thing I want to mention is, Cashmere doesn't go for "hundreds and hundreds of dollars an ounce"... lol, it sometimes feels that way though! You can get it for $20-40 an oz retail, or if you import direct, it is a lot less. ;)
The Louet I use (from my local guild in Scotland) doesn't have the groove on the licker-in drum but, if I'm careful, I can still get the fibre from it to the large drum at the end.
I don't have one of these(I'm only15) and I'm looking into crafting. I'm more into makeing things that I can wear/sell. because It's so much more customized and unique. This I'm going to keep in my head for reference in the future. this is really interesting. Thank you :)
This totally revolutionized my carding.
teachmyown 2 months ago
Ashley, this is a wonderful video! I love your voice and the clear instruction. You gave me some confidence and inspiration that I can do some beautiful things with my little hand-me-down drum carder!
And like other comments, I LOVE the sandwich idea, this is new to me and I will definitely be using this with my wool and mohair that I have dyed!
angoraacres 2 months ago
Love the "sandwich" technique (fibers piled into sandwich)!! Fun, fun, fun :)
Did you make the beautiful felted cowl that you are wearing in this video? If so, you definately should make a video on how to make it. Love it!!
jenben450362002 4 months ago
i've have recieved so much from your wonderful videos. if i can't afford a class, i study your videos. i watch them over and over again. thanks for sharing.
connieefurulee 6 months ago
Great video darlin!! The only thing I want to mention is, Cashmere doesn't go for "hundreds and hundreds of dollars an ounce"... lol, it sometimes feels that way though! You can get it for $20-40 an oz retail, or if you import direct, it is a lot less. ;)
nshadoe 7 months ago
where can you buy fibers from???
susara16 7 months ago
love the finches in the background
greenmossgirl 8 months ago
that came out beautifully
susara16 8 months ago
Gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous!
The Louet I use (from my local guild in Scotland) doesn't have the groove on the licker-in drum but, if I'm careful, I can still get the fibre from it to the large drum at the end.
Love your videos!
KagooKaty - Scotland
KagooKaty 9 months ago
Yea, The Be Good Tanyas! Oh, and thanks for the tutorial. ;)
yewberrypie 9 months ago
Actually, the pointed stick is the doffer, not the brush but you still get everything off - no matter what you call it! Lovely finished product.
bebaker100 9 months ago
Thank you so much for this great video! Your batt is GORGEOUS!! I just got drum carder yesterday and I'm off to experiment!
jessecreations 10 months ago
The stick is called a doffer :)
hebamou 10 months ago
@hebamou Thanks. :D I didn't realize they were BOTH doffers.
NeauveauFiberArts 10 months ago
That sari silk is gorgeous! Where do you find it? I haven't found a good source...
Talamorgan 11 months ago
@Talamorgan I've purchased it here: frabjousfibers (dot com)
NeauveauFiberArts 10 months ago
I don't have one of these(I'm only15) and I'm looking into crafting. I'm more into makeing things that I can wear/sell. because It's so much more customized and unique. This I'm going to keep in my head for reference in the future. this is really interesting. Thank you :)
smexii214 11 months ago