What has 208 nails & I made it on the Shopsmith? Making Wool Combs Myself, Saving $100

Fiber Arts are an endless rabbit hole. First you learn to knit. Then you learn to weave. Then you learn to spin on a drop spindle. Then you get a spinning wheel. Then you start processing raw fiber...which requires cards, and also combs. But, it's a lovely journey and a very fulfilling hobby. I'm going to show you in upcoming videos how I process raw fiber and spin it into yarn, but today let's take a look at how I made the tools I'll be using in those videos. Here's how I made wool combs out of scrap oak bits of oak lying around and a few dollars worth of nails from the local hardware store, saving myself $100. ~~~===Ways to support our work===~~~~ LIKE COMMENT SHARE AND SUBSCRIBE! My website/blog: https://www.ParkrosePermaculture.com Paypal: https://www.Paypal.me/ParkrosePermacu... Venmo: https://account.venmo.com/u/Angela-Ba... Patreon   / parkrosepermaculture1   My Amazon Shop of recommended books and tools (Please support locally, but if you want to support me, I appreciate you shopping through this link!) https://www.amazon.com/shop/parkrosep... ++++Follow me!+++   / parkrosepermaculture     / parkrosepermaculture     / parkrosepermaculture   https://www.ravelry.com/parkroseperma... ==Get in the conversation!   / parkrosepermaculture     / womeninpermaculture   #woodworking #diy #permaculture #fiberarts #wool #parkrosepermaculture #shopsmith #spinner #woolcomb #tools #diy #womandiy #handywoman #makeityourself