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A Verb for Keeping Warm classroom
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Blue Faced Leicester top
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Abandoned top
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Lead yarn
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This is how long the top was
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Tying the knot
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Grabbing a thumb's width of top
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Drafting the fibers
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Attaching the fiber to the lead yarn
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Attaching the fiber to the lead yarn
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Bring the fiber back away from the yarn
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The lead yarn on the hook
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The whorl with the lead yarn
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Letting the spin into the drafted fiber
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Letting the spin into the drafted fiber
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About to wrap the yarn around the shaft
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Letting the spin into the drafted fiber
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Pinching before I let the spin into the fiber
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Letting the spin into the drafted fiber
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Wrapping the yarn around the shaft
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Yarn!
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Yarn!
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Andean plying
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Andean plying
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After the Andean plying
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Rub the two ends together
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A niddy noddy
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Wrap the plied yarn around the drop spindle
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My homemade niddy noddy
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Yarn