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Now that TDF is over, perhaps some of you have been inspired to learn to spin! Spindle spinning is very entertaining and quite portable, so it makes a good travel craft! Today we are giving away a learn to spin kit from Hilltop Cloud. A handmade wooden spindle, 50g of British processed Ryeland roving, and basic instructions on how to spin with a spindle.
Hilltop Cloud has some of the finest quality wool on Etsy. Katie sources her fiber from British suppliers, and she offers some unique British breeds to try spinning ;) I love, love her batts as well. Deep Sea Batts anyone? *sigh*
To enter to win this learn to spin kit, please visit Hilltop Cloud today, find something you love, and write about it in the comment section below. Share with your friends on your favorite social networking site- pinterest, facebook, twitter, google+ etc, and gain an extra entry!
I really like the depth of Purple Spinning Fiber- Merino, Shetland, Bamboo, Firestar, Katherine of Aragon, 100g, Queens Collection
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ReplyDeleteThe red spinning fiber is amazing
ReplyDeleteAlso love her Roving Spinning Fiber - Sock Rainbow, 120g Southdown
ReplyDeleteI bought one of her spinning bags and a braid this month. My favorite are the Queens Collection. I bought Jane Seymour this time.
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I like the Blue Spinning Fiber, merino, shetland, bamboo, firestar, Catherine Howard, 100g, Queens Collection.
ReplyDeleteI love the dyed Wensleydale locks, especially the dark/bright blue ones!
ReplyDeleteI really like the Sock Rainbow roving - glorious colors!
ReplyDeleteThe red camper van spindle bag! My dad just got done restoring a vw camper so I'm a bit smitten with them right now.
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ReplyDeleteI love Katie's Bird Collection of Fibers, especially the Teal Spinning Fiber- Merino, Shetland, Kid Mohair, Blue Tit 100g Birds Collection. So pretty!
ReplyDeleteThe learn to spin kit is what I would pick for myself from the shop. I'm still on the fence about learning to spin!
ReplyDeleteThe blended rovings are beautiful, especially the Peacock and Robin.
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I'd actually love the drop spindle learn how to spin kit! I've been wanting to learn forever and the kit is nice and inexpensive just in case I decide I don't like spinning.
ReplyDeleteI posted it on facebook! https://www.facebook.com/skillzmcfly/posts/10101225512085908
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I tweeted it: https://twitter.com/NellLegos/status/364789237868015616
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I love Hilltop Cloud, such beautiful fibers and colors and spindle bags! My favorite would have to be the birds collection of fiber she has. I cant pick just one from the collection, theyre all stunning
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ReplyDeleteThis is what I'm most in love with! This summer we rode camels at the zoo and this fiber would let me take a great summer memory into the fall, with its gorgeous mix of red and tan! I'd love to learn to spin so I could make this into yarn, then knit it into a cowl for the fall!
Lots to like here. My favorite is Red Pink BFL Roving- BFL Baby Camel Spinning Fiber.
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The black, red, and orange handspun looks like Halloween! Love it!
ReplyDeleteI really like the deep sea batt in the reds...oh my!!
ReplyDeleteThis learn to spin kit would make a great gift, and this https://www.etsy.com/listing/120059038/turquoise-spinning-fiber-merino-shetland?ref=shop_home_active would make a great gift for myself! Too bad etsy won't let me pin anymore. What the hell?
ReplyDeleteEasiest contest so far. I'll just take everything on her site!
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I'm SO in need of a spindle! And anything else on her site. ha Great stuff there.
ReplyDeleteMmmm, I love the Katherine of Aragon fiber--she's also one of my favorite historical figures. I also really like the Superwash BFL Ramie fiber in Orange. It reminds me of a pumpkin.
ReplyDeleteI like the mawata pink in the silk hankies.
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The Cashmere Spinning Fiber- Pure Cashmere, Pink, Peach is dreamy! I'd love to spin that!
ReplyDeleteI was totally checking out the kits in their shop the other day! I failed to get a stitches, but decided my luck in getting a fluff was an opportunity to learn to spin!!
ReplyDeleteI love the rainbow gradient fiber! I think I much prefer gradients... I like to see colors fade out.
Aurora Borealis is super gorgeous... I love the bulky yarns!
ReplyDeleteI have been dying to learn to how to spin for over a year now - I'm so buying this kit (if I don't win). I love the Gray Masham Spinning Fiber
ReplyDeleteLoving the red version of: Deep Sea Batt- Under the Sea July Phat Fiber, Shetland, Merino, Silk Noil, Bamboo, 100g
ReplyDeleteThe learn to spin kit is what I would pick for myself. I really want to learn spinning. =)
ReplyDeleteI like the blue under the sea batt. It's really pretty!
ReplyDeleteI pinned the giveaway:
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The sparkle roving is all delicious.
ReplyDeleteThe Black Welsh Mountain and Tussah Silk blend looks wonderful. I pinned it here http://pinterest.com/pin/123778689731742975/
ReplyDeleteSo many things to love in that store! My fave is probably the Turquoise Spinning Fiber- Merino, Shetland, Llama, Peacock 100g Birds Collection.
ReplyDeleteReally love the Jacob/silk spinning fiber
ReplyDeleteBFL Alpaca Roving- British Blue Faced Leicester, Baby Alpaca, Sea Cell 100g
ReplyDeleteI've had this before from Katie and it's so luscious.
ALSO shared on my facebook!
It is so difficult for me to resist purchasing a great deal from Katie's shop. She has such a talent for fiber prep and a great eye for color. "Katharine of Aragon" will be coming home to me sometime soon.
ReplyDeleteI like the 'Roving Spinning Fiber - Sock Rainbow, 120g Southdown'.
ReplyDeleteI like the Blue Spinning Fiber- Merino, Shetland, Milk Protein, Firestar, Jane Seymour, 100g, Queens Collection.
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ReplyDeleteI love the Southdown Sock Rainbow fiber. Thanks...
ReplyDeleteTheir Black Welsh Mountain spinning fibre looks great!
ReplyDeleteBlue Spinning Fiber- Handblended Combed Top, Shetland, Merino, Silk100g 1653
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I love the sock rainbow. And, it's on Southdown. I really want to try a down breed.
ReplyDeleteI love the turquoise top. Looks like a peacock.
ReplyDeleteI was just on this etsy page yesterday admiring the learn to spin kit!! This is my next step in knitting - spinning my own yarn. I'd LOVE to win this!
ReplyDeleteYou have so many wools I've never tried before. I love it! The British Dorset Horn wool looks really cool.
ReplyDeletei like the Drop Spindle Kit, - Learn to Spin
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ReplyDeleteThe lilac spinning fiber is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI love all the lesser known breeds. And the spindles off course!
ReplyDeleteI really love the purple cashmere spinning fiber. The color is so gorgeous and it looks so soft! I also love the drop spindle kits. =)
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