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100% Peruvian Highland Merino Wool. From RCY. Left over from doing the toes, heels & cuffs of my dad's cable socks in Nov 08.
I bought a skein of every colour of Bernat Satin last year to knit a blankie for my son. I have lots of left overs which actually come in hany more often thatI thought it would. I've knit lots of toys and java cuffs with the leftovers. Thought I'd flash the leftovers in honour of the 3rd annual flash your stash day.
Details on my blog: www.annypurls.blogspot.com
This is made from tapestry weaving wool blended into different colours and crocheted into blocks and then sewn together. Still a work in progress.
Fiber: 100% Superwash Merino Wool
Yardage: 380 yds
Skein Weight: 1.8oz/50g
Yarn Weight: Fingering
Recommended Gauge: 7.5 sts = 1"
Recommended Needle Size: US 2
Intended Project: TBD
Araucania Nature Wool,
Color #52 Olive,
100% Wool,
8 full hanks
Purchased 19 October 2008 at Yarn-It in Deal, NJ
75% wool, 35% polyamid. 50g/125m. Color 05955.
German yarn in the house. 8 skeins of it, for a blanket.
I am now about half way through the first ball.
Not 100% sure I like the pink zig-zagging up it, but I can't do anything about it!
The amount of the second ball of knitpicks shadow that was left after I finished the skater overtop.
This is made from tapestry weaving wool blended into different colours and crocheted into blocks and then sewn together. Still a work in progress.
I went to the wool shop to buy some wool to knit a jumper for our toddler son and I came home with this, wool/silk/angora dryclean only totally impractical loveliness..............oops!
The (felting) wool yarn. The two balls of leftover Noro are well on their way to being a striped scarf...
A fabulous robust 100% pure Shetland Wool Blanket in a superbly uncomplicated check of peat and pale tan. A real attribute to any room our high quality collection of Pure Shetland Wool blankets ensure durability goes hand in hand with warmth, texture and elegance. A marvellous blanket with a sturdy feel to it, perfect for the home or outdoor living and look.
I did a big dyebath of a sweater's worth of cotton and this, lambswool with a strand of spandex recycled from a Gap stretch sweater. Oddly, the spandex dyed a darker blue than the wool, when I expected it not to take the dye at all.
WOOSH is a very chunky thick and thin yarn. The spinning was done for us by a family mill in Italy. We do the dyework ourselves in Northern California.
Here's what we say about it on our website (www.artfibers.com):
85% merino wool, 15% alpaca
8 stitches X 11 rows = 4"/10cm on US #17 needles
0.56 yards per gram
45.00 yards required for one square foot (knit to gauge in stockinette)
WOOSH will fly through your hands at near the speed of light, its thick/thin texture creating a playful landscape of surprise. What happens when you can make things as quickly as you imagine them?
Price per yard dyed: $0.25
Price per yard undyed: $0.20
Artfibers sells all of its yarns by the yard, on cones. buy as much or as little as you actually need. To purchase, just send an email to yarn@artfibers.com. We'll send you an invoice, you can pay online. Easy!
Future slippers are pre-felting, slippers past are well loved. Wow, is this a spectacularly crappy photo. Dang winter days -- no sunlight!
(Blogged about here.)
Then Ma made one in this wool for my sister (has flaps over the ears AND a pom-pom!). Decided I liked it too, now I'm getting one of those.
This is one ply of the Wellington Fibres wool/mohair blend, and one ply of the mystery fluff Catt shared with me.
Wool cloth texture. It's my scarf :-)
This photo made with the reverse adapter and the lens Minolta 50mm F2.8