Spinning has worked its way back to my days, and yesterday for a change, I tried using my left hand to spin, right hand to hold the roving. Cramp ensued very fast, so I went back to my Tunisian crochet.
Being in a lazy frame of mind, not up to taking the yarn off the spindle, setting the twist, all that. So I crocheted straight off the spindle.
Today I resumed right handed spindling. But in the course of wandering about spinning blogs and tutorials, I realized I was doing the S counterclockwise twist, not the traditional Z clockwise twist.
Not wrong exactly, but the snap I was doing to spin the spindle was more laborious than the flick that spinners usually do. So I switched and the yarn likes it.
One small drawback is forgetting the direction, and spinning counterclockwise, which causes a mass unraveling. Then a bit of cursing, then respinning.
I still have a supply of undyed merino roving to spin. And to dye. So, further adventures are lurking.

