bfl from funky carolina

bulky 2 ply

124 yards

I spun this for some toasts, but I'm not sure I have enough yardage so now I'm working on another yarn.

This pair of Double-eyed Fig-parrots, Cyclopsitta diopthalma, seen at Kurrimine Beach, far north Queensland, Australia, were part of a large flock feeding on She Oak pods. Size 13-15cm.

Sincere thanks for dropping by to view, comment and/or fave my nature offerings from various parts of Australia! All my photographs are © Copyrighted & All Rights Reserved. Please do not reproduce or transmit in any form or by any means without full acknowledgement of it being my work. Use without permission is illegal so please contact me first if you’d like to use it.

Shown on Falkland wool top. A repeatable colorway! To order, please email FatCatKnits@gmail.com

Fiber bases available:

Bluefaced Leicester

Superwash Bluefaced Leicester

Variegated Bluefaced Leicester

Merino

Superwash Merino

Falkland

Polwarth

60/40 Merino/Bamboo

50/50 Merino/Tencel

60/30/10 Superwash Merino/Bamboo/Nylon

Please remember that colorway will vary slightly batch to batch, and will appear differently on different fiber bases.

Bluefaced Leicester 4ply/fingering weight yarn in colourways Linen, Cloudberry, Apricot Tulip, Azalea and Dianthus

The top perpetrator of the commotion was not unexpected. This location is not far from one that is infested with these Noisy Miners. What was unexpected was the adversary. The Noisy Miners were on the losing end for once. We have not seen Blue-faced Honeyeaters actually in Melbourne before.

(Peter)

1974

One of the famous Pioneer blueface family of the early 70's. I like the clean design. With the power of 30 watts pc it was in the middle class of the line. It sounds a little smooth. There are wonderful wooden cheeks at both sides.

Einer beliebten Blueface Receiver der frühen 70er von Pioneer. Das klare Design gefällt mir. Mit einer Leistung von 30 Watt je Kanal lag er im Mittelfeld der Serie. Er klingt etwas warm. Massive Holzwangen rechts und links geben ihm eine exklusive Note.

Ručně předená i barvená jednonitná příze s efetními kudrnkami v sytých barvách.

Délka 633 m, váha 113 g.

Složení:

- jednonitka hladká

ručně prané hnědé rouno plemene BFL(bluefaced leicester) ze Skotska 40%

superwash merino 18,2 mic 50 %

sójové hedvábí 10 %

- k tomu navíc 13 g efektních kudrnatých lokýnek BFL také ručně praných

Shown on Falkland wool top. A repeatable colorway! To order, please email FatCatKnits@gmail.com

Fiber bases available:

Bluefaced Leicester

Superwash Bluefaced Leicester

Variegated Bluefaced Leicester

Merino

Superwash Merino

Falkland

Polwarth

60/40 Merino/Bamboo

50/50 Merino/Tencel

60/30/10 Superwash Merino/Bamboo/Nylon

Please remember that colorway will vary slightly batch to batch, and will appear differently on different fiber bases.

My Dusk sweater is coming along nicely.

My new cookbook blends in well on the coffee table. This cookbook. Hmmm. The ingredients lists are impressive!

It seemed to be welcoming the Team in the blue and white colors of Drury

Bluefaced Leicester/Gotland Cross.

Bluefaced Leicester aran weight yarn in colourway Plum

Bluefaced Leicester 4ply/fingering weight yarn in colourways Cloudberry and Apricot Tulip

made using bladder from inside a ball. Tidied up and extra mohair and angora added with felting needle, then put in the washing machine.

5711/1A-010

A nice Patek Nautilus 5711 and one of the best icons today! What can you write about this stunning piece. For me it is one of the nicest watches out there! This model with the curved sides is even better than the 'original'.

Southern Cross Fibre's August 2012 club, on BFL

640 yards/ 7.2 oz of sport weight 2 ply

That's, like, a knee sock amount, right?

This is fractal spun, but I’m not sure I did it the same all the way through. I patted myself on the back when I got the singles done, then realized I’d only spun one of the two bags. I couldn’t remember what I did on the first bobbin, but I think I spit it in half once lengthwise and spun from the ends and on the second bobbin, split the fiber a bunch of times lengthwise, so that's what I did for the second bag.

..take a look around

flickr today

by leslie friend

Pattern source: A Friend to knit with

Yarn: handspun from Three Waters Farm Blueface Leicester Top

Needles: 4,5 mm

Here is our BFL ewe, Goldie just a few hours away from delivering 3 lambs. She can really experience Gravity at this point.

the weather of cloud got airplane cloud lines is up the sky at outdoors of the yard area and outdoors is stunned and amazing of the sunlight hit the outdoors area and outdoors need is looking sharp of the nature for the temperature weather of the natural outdoors sunlight

The first half of my fiber is spun into tiny little singles. On to the second half!

Explored!

Bluefaced Leicester 4ply/fingering weight yarn in colourway Sea Spray

Bluefaced Leicester 4ply/fingering weight yarn in colourways Ivy, Cloudberry, Linen and Ash

Lying bronze Buddha in Wat Chom Si in Luang Prabang, Laos

mating pair, cópula en Panamá, enero de 2016

Bluefaced Leicester 4ply/fingering weight yarn in colourways Dianthus and Bluebell

Fotograf: Md. Samiul Hoq

IG: www.instagram.com/im_sabbiirr

This pose looked like a real neck snapper.

(Peter)

A white wet felted vessel which didn't turn out how I wanted, so I needlefelted it with blues and greens shades of different wools, then needled locks and curly wools into it

superwash BFL

Hello Yarn Fiber Club February 2013 offering

7.5 oz./200 yards

superfat chai-plied yarn

Mural in Shoreditch.

Bluefaced Leicester 4ply/fingering weight yarn

5711/1A-010

A nice Patek Nautilus 5711 and one of the best icons today! What can you write about this stunning piece. For me it is one of the nicest watches out there! This model with the curved sides is even better than the 'original'.

Gerald Genta designed this wonderful watch and a lot has written about it. This 'new' version is the nicest for me. As the curved 'ears' make it a bit more in balance.

Sheung Wan, Hong Kong

Curious and upside down on the top wire of a barbed wire fence on a rural property near Katherine, in northern Australia's Top End.

The distinctive blue facial skin of the Blue-faced Honeyeater, Entomyzon cyanotis, turns from its juvenile colour of olive-yellow to blue by the time it is about 16 months old.

Thanks for visiting my Australian nature offerings!

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Day 1 of 'april stickers'

with sunone, sharpy, blueface and more!

Best Viewed Large

I've been wanting to paint myself for awhile now, and I finally found some face-paint. It didn't go on very smoothly though, so I did some post-processing to it to smooth the look out.

I'm late in posting this again, but I did take it yesterday.

Here are the originals from this photo shoot.

Day twenty-four of my 365 Days challenge.

Friday, 28th November, 2008

hanging with mr foms, blueface and sicottic rabbit

The Blue-faced Honeyeater is a large black, white and golden olive-green honeyeater with striking blue skin around the yellow to white eye. The crown, face and neck are black, with a narrow white band across the back of the neck. The upperparts and wings are a golden olive green, and the underparts are white, with a grey-black throat and upper breast. The blue facial skin is two-toned, with the lower half a brilliant cobalt blue. Juvenile birds are similar to the adults but the facial skin is yellow-green and the bib is a lighter grey. This honeyeater is noisy and gregarious, and is usually seen in pairs or small flocks. It is known as the Banana-bird in tropical areas, for its habit of feeding on banana fruit and flowers.

birdsinbackyards.net

Atkinson Dam

A skein of fingering weight yarn "Paladin" from Fergus Yarn Co.; a braid of spinning fibre, 40/30/30 UK alpaca/ bluefaced Leicester/Polwarth "Leaf Peeping" from akara.

Project 365, 2023 Edition: Day 289/365

Thank you to everyone who visits, faves, and comments.

Wet felted birdhouse I made for my girlfriend. It has 2 inner layers of English 56s, then locks of angora, mohair, teeswater, then 2 layers of merino, and some teeswater, Bluefaced Leicester, angora and bamboo fibre on the top

The blue face group