
Yes it is that time again. The Bothwell spin in weekend. It was fantastic weather and so many interesting things to see and people to meet.
Di ( president of the Handweavers, spinners and dyers Guild of Tasmania) announcing the prizes for longest thread.

Sylvia along with Di are about to present the Margatret Hortel prize, donated by the south hobart group.

And Yes I was so excited to see that my thread made it through the machine without breaking. For many years I had read all the names on the wall and ohhed and arhhed over the fineness of the threads, I never thought I would manage to be up there. The wonderful Blanche was the Tasmanian and the Australian winner with a length of 234.7m. She is amazing. Well done to all those who entered.

Here we have two of the many contestants in the team event of the bothwell bobble. teams of four spin, ply and knit triangles in a certain time.
2 comments:
Congratulations on your thread, what a great achievement!! Now you are on the wall and people are ooohing and aaahing about you!!
Great achievement. I guess with so many sheep in Australia there are many spinners.
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