Here are the little batts:

The top two are the wool/angora, and the bottom two are the wool/silk.
Here's the spun and plied yarn before its koolaid bath:

The detail:

And after dyeing:


I spun this all supported long draw, which I've hardly ever done. I can see how production spinners would love this method, and I think with some practice (and no neps or noils in my fiber) I could get an awesome singles out of it.
Also, here's the first half of the second batch of Big Yellow Taxi from Crown Mountain:

Again, supported long draw, about 6 oz.
I love spinning!
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