I finally got some pictures taken of the yarns I'd done at the beginning of July. This blue one is asking to be maybe a hat...it's the Louet Northern Lights color "Picasso" plied one to one with Louet Bright Blue Dyed Corriedale, both from (where else) Kendig Cottage Fiber Supply. It's very soft and I like the way the colors came out.
This is the Purple NZ Corriedale plied one to one with some fiber I bought many years ago in Rheinbeck at the show there prior to having a fiber business. There is maybe 4 ounces of this yarn now and I'm not sure what to make from it. It'll be probably mittens or something small. I was able to spin it one day of volunteering at the Carroll County Farm Museum early in the month.
This is a candid shot of the girls plotting something. I'm not sure what they were thinking of getting into, but I'm sure it was something. I know I'm behind on pictures of projects, I'm actually wearing one of my summer camp dresses so hopefully there will be pictures of the two I made in camp to show eventually.
I finally got some pictures taken of the yarns I'd done at the beginning of July. This blue one is asking to be maybe a hat...it's the Louet Northern Lights color "Picasso" plied one to one with Louet Bright Blue Dyed Corriedale, both from (where else) Kendig Cottage Fiber Supply. It's very soft and I like the way the colors came out.
This is the Purple NZ Corriedale plied one to one with some fiber I bought many years ago in Rheinbeck at the show there prior to having a fiber business. There is maybe 4 ounces of this yarn now and I'm not sure what to make from it. It'll be probably mittens or something small. I was able to spin it one day of volunteering at the Carroll County Farm Museum early in the month.
This is a candid shot of the girls plotting something. I'm not sure what they were thinking of getting into, but I'm sure it was something. I know I'm behind on pictures of projects, I'm actually wearing one of my summer camp dresses so hopefully there will be pictures of the two I made in camp to show eventually.
2 comments:
a chicken viking hat...
Use the blue yarn for the viking hat; it's cold in the Nordic areas, true?
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