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Navajo Plying Spinning

Learn to ply in an ingenious way that will open your eyes to possibility of plied yarn. Navajo plying also known as chain plying is a way to create a 3-ply yarn where one spins a length of yarn, then instantly plies back on that length of yarn. Therefore, once you are finished spinning, you are truly finished - moreover, your product is an amazing 3-ply, handspun yarn.This is a great opportunity to learn this rare technique.
Students should bring their own spinning wheel and a lazy kate (bobbin holder) with them and provide their own wool roving for spinning. Students will need at least 2 empty bobbins for their wheel. This class isn't really for beginning spinners but for someone who can spin a fairly regulated single yarn.

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Fiber Arts Academy (Ver)
1296 Duane Street
Astoria, OR 97103
United States

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