Mountain colors, dyed by the gal I bought the wheel (and all the fiber) from. 100% wool.
Next up, a bit of knitting content.
The first side of B’s sweater is done.
As is the great sweater dissection project.
Mountain colors, dyed by the gal I bought the wheel (and all the fiber) from. 100% wool.
Next up, a bit of knitting content.
The first side of B’s sweater is done.
As is the great sweater dissection project.
God those colors are flawless!! Do you have any clue what you will make with that fiber?
Beautiful, beautiful, and beautiful! I like the turtleneck on the sweater, it looks good 🙂
I’ve no idea what this fiber wants to become yet 🙂 I agree, the colors are beautiful, well blended, and truly are mountain/forest/mist colors. Reminds me of home. I think it will become something for me, we will see how much yardage I get out of it as to what it ends up being.
Shawl!!! .. haha if you then later get tired of the shawl you can sell it to me! n_n I’m a shawl freak and I havent knit anything in so so long…
LOL how do you know me so well! I love them too, but I always make them then give them away. Some day I want to KEEP a shawl! (actually I have one on the needles now that I intend to keep, providing I ever get time to work on it.)
There is just something about lace knitting…..and something about spinning laceweight….that I just love. Perhaps it will always amaze me that someone as clumsy as I am can do something delicate!
My wish is to have the time.. and then again sometimes for the same reason of thinking ” can make that shawl but i will last 3 years making it ” so I end up full of shame buying it haha..
WEll is nice to meet you and know there’s other shawl loving, wih little time person out in the world!
🙂
I’m subscribing to your blog.
Nice to meet you too, and thanks!
Look up for shawly goodness….I posted one from India….I think you will like!
Shells…..I need a bigger bib!!!! 😀