FIBER PREP PRODUCT TESTER REGISTRATION

ALERT: REGISTRATION WILL BE CLOSING SOON

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Interested in testing NEW products for fiber preparation?

Answer these two quick questions:

1. Do you use hand carders, a blending board, wool combs, a hackle, and/or a drum carder to prepare fiber for hand spinning?

2. Do you own hand carders, a blending board, wool combs, a hackle, or a drum carder?

 

Did you answer “Yes” to BOTH of the questions above?

 

WE ARE LOOKING FOR YOU!

How do I sign up?

Complete the Form Below to register to become a Camp Yarnsie product tester for fiber preparation. 

The registration form will take approximately 20 to 30 minutes to complete. Please make sure to answer all items truthfully and to the best of your knowledge. 

Where are the details? How does this work?

In a nut shell, you get to test an all new product and that product is yours to keep. Products range in type from tools, materials, supplies, organizers, etc. All the details are in the Registration Form below. However, if you are the type that can’t take a lil suspense…and fast forwards to the end of a movie you can find this information in Section 5 of the Registration Form located below.

Fiber Preparation Product Tester Registration Form
Product Tester Registration - FIBER PREPARATION
This registration form will customize questions based upon your responses. Total time to complete this registration will vary from 15 to 30 minutes depending upon the length of your responses. Please take your time and answer the questions honestly. The more truthful, accurate and detailed your responses, the more likely you are to be selected as a product tester.
If you have a mill prepare your fiber, and/or you DO NOT USE ANY OF THE TOOLS LISTED ABOVE PLEASE DISCONTINUE THIS REGISTRATION FORM.
Rest assured Camp Yarnsie will only use your email address to contact you for 2 specific reasons. Reason #1 - In the event we have a follow up question or question(s) about your response(s) to an item and need to gather additional information. Reason #2 - To notify you -of You have been selected for a product testing group OR (if you have not been selected for a group) to notify you of upcoming product testing groups & the date these groups will be selected and when notices will be emailed to those selected to participate. You will ONLY receive communication under these specific circumstances (no spam here!).
Do you have a PO Box, APO or FPO address? If so, please DISCONTINUE completing this registration form. Due to the time sensitive nature of the product testing groups, individuals with these types of addresses will not be selected as product testers due to delivery delays and issues with confirmation signatures.

ARE YOU READY? Let's Get STARTED!

SECTION 1 of 5: GETTING TO KNOW YOU

1 = I have no experience or knowledge 2 = I am a newbie 3 = I have some experience 4 = I am a blending boss
*If you do not currently own any of the tools listed above PLEASE DISCONTINUE THIS REGISTRATION FORM.

SECTION 2 of 5: TOOL STORAGE & ORGANIZATION

Do you use any preventative or protective measures for your fiber preparation tools?

SECTION 3 of 5: TELL US ABOUT YOUR FIBER STASH

This is a short section.
1 = Once a Year 2 = Every 6 to 12 months 3 = Every 3 to 6 months 4 = Every 1 to 3 months 5 = Once a month or more 6 = When I see something pretty
There is no judgement, this will not be used for the purposes of an intervention lol. Unspun fiber includes wool, plant based, synthetics, angelina/noils etc.
1 = Once a Year 2 = Every 6 to 12 months 3 = Every 3 to 6 months 4 = Every 1 to 3 months 5 = Once a month or more 6 = When I see something pretty
TOP: Fiber that’s been run through a wool comb, which looks like a giant hair comb. True top is processed by hand, and all its fibers go in the same direction with very little air between them. ROVING: Wool that’s been run through a mill on a carding machine. A carding machine has teeth that brush the fiber (like a giant hairbrush) so it goes in the same direction, for the most part. But since roving fibers don’t all go in the same direction, you’ll get a fuzzier texture than you will with top. (includes braids) SLIVER: A thinner version of roving. ROLAG: Fiber that’s been processed using hand cards or a blending board. The fibers are combed through on the cards or dragged across the board to spread them out; then they’re rolled by hand into long rolls. BATT: Fiber which is processed on a drum carder and comes out like a brushed and blended sheet of fiber. WOOL LOCKS: Fibers that have been washed and sometimes dyed, and they can be separated into individual locks from the sheep. RAW: Fiber which has not been processed, example wool which has been sheared off the sheep and hasn’t been processed at all.
Do you put your fiber in bags or bins etc? Does it live in a closet, under the bed, secret hide-hole?
Do you use an organizer or system? Do you sort your group your fiber into bins, label in bags, etc.?

SECTION 4 of 5: Community Engagement & Participation

You ALMOST DONE!!! In this section please answer these questions honestly. If you have not been as active as you would like to...you can always become more active in our community.

A. CAMP YARNSIE EVENTS

Camp Yarnsie Virtual Knit Nites occur EVERY WEDNESDAY 8 pm to 9 pm eastern. Get the link from YARNSIE.COM to join us!
This can be anytime from 2020 to 2022.

B. Facebook

Do you have a Facebook Profile (example: Lindsay Lichtenstein: facebook.com/lindsay.lichtenstein/ )

C. Instagram

Do you have a Instagram Profile (Example: @campyarnsie)

D. YouTube

SECTION 5 (the FINAL SECTION) NON-DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT

Here are the Terms & Conditions for the Product testers. In order to be selected as a product tester you must agree to the following conditions:

General Selection Process & Information for Product Testers

Please read the following statements regarding the products to be tested, how individuals will be selected and notified, benefits of being a product tester, and what product testers are expected to provide to Camp Yarnsie. Mark "YES" to indicate you have read and agree with each statement.
The shipping fee will vary based upon your location (US or international) and the weight/size of the product. For example estimates for US Domestic shipping range from $3.25 to $17.95 as we have a few large and heavier items as well as few small and light items. The AVERAGE of estimated US domestic shipping fee is $8.75.

Once a Yarnsie, ALWAYS a Yarnsie