It still needs blocking but I made this slightly larger to allow me to layer something under it for winter.
I've also been spinning, so has Mr Mog but that is another story altogether.
This is some Falkland tops from FeltstudioUK, that I purchased in a ravelry destash. My first spinning of Falklands fibre and it was so easy. It practically spun itself:) I'm still spinning thick and thin in parts but it is getting better I think. I love Daniella's colours. They are very muted for me but a delight none the less.
Currently on the wheel is some glittery fibre from Laal Bear, my first glitter yarn. Laal Bear's batts are so soft and she dyes such luscious colours. Today the sun is shining and it makes such a difference to my spirits. I'm awaiting a parcel of fibre then I hope to go and take the air on the promenade.
My next blog post has a giveaway for Samhain so stay tuned:)
3 comments:
I have such fibre-envy!! I am utterly awed at this wonderful, brilliant, *rooty* - don't know how else to describe something so...well, rooted in the Earth - spining/dyeing/knitting process...And I think it's so cool that Mr.Mog has joined in the fray...a family who spins together...:)
*sigh*
I really ought to learn how to knit...
~love~
PS. Am working on a post about your shawls....just to give you fair warning...:)
It's gorgeous -- love those colours!
Love the colours... surely thick n thin is called 'texture' lol. The elsewhere is gorgeous too...and the samhain shawl is scrummy... x
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