As I mentioned in a previous post my current spinning is using batts from Laal Bear.
They are rather bright and have the name Happy Hippy:)
This fibre is a mix of mohair, merino and trilobal nylon and spins beautifully. I love the way the colours flow onto the bobbin as I spin.
Isn't it lush? Like a cloud of silk
A close up of the bobbin although a little blurred. I've now almost filled the first bobbin.
Can you tell I like this fibre?
The musings and meanderings of a mixed media artist and yarn junkie who loves to knit,spin, crochet, make a mess, write and enjoy life. I try to follow the wheel of the year and enjoy each day of it. My art reflects that spiritual journey.
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8 comments:
Love the colours!
such rich,beautiful colors.
The wool looks absolutely gorgeous-very enchanting. I just learned to spin via drop spindle and love it!! I can't wait to learn on a wheel hopefully someday VERY soon.
sumptious and inspiring..
Best wishes
Shani
Oh but this is lovely....mmmmmm..and I can *see* how soft and yummy it is even from my screen...
Oh, and being a new disciple to the Knit Revolution..I found myself in slack-jawed delight at the yarn loveliness over at Laal Bear's blog...
....when I know how to knit more than a pot-holder, I'll be sure to visit it again...:)
xo
Wow! Those colours are fab! Your spinning looks brill too!!x
Looks beautiful and soft!
Oooh - so pretty!
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