My daughter is an avid spinner and can spin about one ounce of fiber in an hourWe're trying to find out if this is a typical rate.
I think you put too much moisture in the air in a short period of time.I live in Alaska where it is very dry in the winter months.I run 2 humidifiers most of the winter.
you need insulated windows to cut down on the temerature variation from indoors to outside as this is the cause of condensationas a quick cheap fix you could try putting plastic over the widow on the inside leaving an air gap of a few inches between the window and the plasticgood luck.
That all depends on the type of wool one is using to spin and how thick the singles they are spinning! I tend to spin very fine thread, so it takes me about 2 to 2.5 hours to spin an ounce! And that doesn't count whether I am using a flyer wheel or the walking wheelIt does have a different time if I am using drop spindle or Navajo spindle tho! My fastest ounce of wool was a long wool (Lincoln) spun about 1/4 inch thick for bulky 2 ply and I did it in half an hour.
