How to avoid Spinning Mud #2 Splitting a blended top vertically to separate out the colours

How to avoid Spinning Mud #3 Close up of Spinning from the fold to avoid optical blending

How to avoid Spinning Mud #4 Use a blending board to make rolags from a single layer of blended top

How to avoid Spinning Mud #1 Using a Blending Board to divide a blended top into a gradient

‘Spinning into Focus’ Technique 5 - Spinning From the End of Undrafted Blended Top

‘Spinning into Focus’ Technique 4- Using a Diz with Blended Top to Draft Roving off a Blending Board

‘Spinning into Focus’ Technique 6 - Drafting 3 Layers onto a Blending Board and Pulling off 3 Rolags

‘Spinning into Focus’ Technique 7 - Using a Blending Board to Spin a Less Blended Yarn

‘Spinning into Focus’ Technique 8 - Spinning from a single, full layer of the blending board.

‘Spinning into Focus’ Wild Card Technique 1- Tearing the top into strips using Fibonacci Sequence

Spinning from the Fold - ‘Spinning into Focus’ Wild Card Technique 2 - @johnarbon’s Slack Ma Girdle

Spinning into Focus - a round up of 10 yarns all spun using different fibre preparations

Questionable Blend 10 - Hawaiian Dreams from World of Wool. Spinning from the fold