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Recently I had the opportunity to visit with the TN Valley Hand Spinners Guild. If you are unfamiliar with hand spinning this is how they use to spin yarn. Going in I assumed it was just wool from sheep but nope, they use all kinds of wool from sheep to alpacas. I also learned the intricacies of speed, tension and the like. It was a very informative day and I had fun meeting everyone. Check out the video below!
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