I don't have much new to discuss since my mid-month check in, but I have some new spinning on both wheels.

Fiber Prep

Still combing Corriedale, since I am flicking the locks first I end up with really nice/clean combing waste so now I'm starting to save that because I am planning on using it for some batts later on.
Does dyeing count as fiber prep? I had approximately 125 g of Shropshire Combed top that I dyed.

Spinning

I started the month by playing around and spinning some smaller skeins of yarn from some drum carded batts.
Next I spun a braid of Organic Polwarth from Three Waters Farm in the colorway "Dusty Books." I decided to keep this one a single-ply yarn and I broke the braid up to spin the whole color progression together.
I am working on a 2-ply fractal with my last braid of Three Waters Farm fiber, this is Falkland in the colorway "Falling in Love." I am on bobbin #2.

I finished my Stroll roving and ended up with a nice sport weight sock yarn.
Next I spun Corriedale combed top. After spinning a finer yarn and also knowing that I would be spinning Corriedale for awhile with the fiber I am prepping, I went for a nice aran/bulky weight skein.
I finally started properly spinning up the Corriedale I am combing. I even made a control card for myself! This will end up being a sweater quantity and I did a little sampling on the Flat Iron, but I was much happier with the results on the Kiwi. It should be a sport/DK weight when finished.

Purse socks (top down, heel flap & gusset, stockinette) from Voolenvine Yarns "Manderlay" on the Footsie base.
Cottage Garden hat, this was from my Marie Wallin British Breeds yarn from TWT Selection box and was for TWT Colorwork Accessory KAL.

Newleaf by Jennifer Steingass: both sleeves are done and I've knit about 6" on the body past the sleeve divide.
Festive Sweater KAL Pullover by Skeindeer Knits: I am still knitting on the body, about 5" past the sleeve divide.
Purse/Bus Stop Socks: I divided the skein in half and cast on both socks, one sock lives in my purse and the other sock lives in a project bag I can easily grab and take with me to the bus stop. The bus stop sock has been progressing faster, but on these top-down socks I have turned the heel and am knitting the foot of both socks now.