Tour de Fleece, Day 3...

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 ...6/28/2021.

I spun the singles for Spring Buds [Ravelry], a Falkland top from The Yarn Wench.

Spring Buds handspun, singles

I'll ply this today and then move on to the next fiber in the queue.

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