Christina Socorro Yovovich
@christinasy.bsky.social
I'm a bipolar writer and fiber artist living with PTSD. You can find links to my published works at https://christinasocorroyovovich.com/ . You can find my podcast about fiber arts and mental health at https://www.youtube.com/@DesertAgaveFiberArts
I made a starter pack of writers and artists I know who live in New Mexico. If you fall into this category, let me know, and I can add you to the list. go.bsky.app/6kC5yuh
February 16, 2025 at 7:39 PM
This isn't a metaphor. If it was, it would be a pretty shitty one. (Done.)
February 4, 2025 at 1:31 PM
This isn't a metaphor. If it was, it would be a pretty shitty one. (Done.)
to let it do its thing, but to shape your reaction with the fiber supply so that you end up with a gorgeous fluffy yarn in the end. It will be strong, but not too tough, Full of air pockets inside, enough to keep someone so very warm when the air is cold. (continued)
February 4, 2025 at 1:31 PM
to let it do its thing, but to shape your reaction with the fiber supply so that you end up with a gorgeous fluffy yarn in the end. It will be strong, but not too tough, Full of air pockets inside, enough to keep someone so very warm when the air is cold. (continued)
In woolen-style spinning, you let the twist energy take charge. You let it into that fiber supply and it does its damage there, turning fluffy wooly wool to a constrained length of string. The trick is to learn to work with it... (continued)
February 4, 2025 at 1:30 PM
In woolen-style spinning, you let the twist energy take charge. You let it into that fiber supply and it does its damage there, turning fluffy wooly wool to a constrained length of string. The trick is to learn to work with it... (continued)