Noro Kureyon Sock,

Color #S180,

70% Wool, 30% Nylon,

3 partial balls

This is the Benny yarn that I spun into a single and then was too afraid to ply for the longest time...I finally got up the courage and plied it and it went pretty well, I think. The resulting yarn is really soft and pretty, I love the natural brown color.

Two skeins totaling 288 yards:

68 yards 2-ply

220 yards 2-ply

11-12 WPI

worsted weight

Gauge

4-6 sts/inch

16-20 sts/10cm

Needles

7 - 9

5 - 6mm

I love the colors in this! And it's so soft! They only had 3 balls, but they were all from the same dye lot. Now they have none. =)

3 100g balls, 100% merino wool

Handspun spindles of wool at Fort Greene market from Turkey.

brought back from Tasmania by Kathleen; long staple but softer than my other long staples

Did I do it right? Does this look like proper hand spun yarn?? Will it unspin on me?? I have this huge doubt in my mind that I did it wrong because it seemed almost too easy. Me being uncordinated I really have doubts :( I know its not super tight or really professional looking but I wanted to learn to spin to make thicker wools.

hand-dyed Merino sock yarn

For socks for BFB

Free pattern

Blog post

This is a crocheted hat that I took inspiration from the movie "The Lovely Bones"

I used 100% Peruvian Wool.

wool, lace

fun blends sets

dreadgoddess on etsy

Photo courtesy Jan Gregor.

Wool blanket + large cat = effective soporific.

256 yards, 2 ply, spun on my Kromski Sonata

FLUFFfibers merino, Cherry Garcia

Henriksen wool

merino + polyfill + angelina sparkle

Socks from this yarn. So soft, and I _love_ this stripes.

literally. my friend laurie and i traded some sweater arms. see notes for contents.

Browse our PURE Bliss Flat Weave Wool Rugs

Fiber: 100% Superwash Merino Wool

148 yards, 111 grams

3-ply worsted weight

colorway: Mother of Pearl

Handspun by me, July 2008

fiber dyed by: The Dyeing Arts

Made by me

Cormo Corriedale Cross

dyed by Black Bunny

236 yards / 5.85 oz

chain plied

silk/wool blend

www.lyseartisticcreations.com

This yarn is 100% superwash merino wool

400 yds / 100 gram skein

You know what kind of jawbreaker I'm talking' about - the sort you BEGGED your mom to let you have, the one that would never have fit into anyone human's mouth, the kind that probably only ever gets half-finished before it's discarded.

You won't do that with this yarn, that's for sure.

More color than some people can handle, the soft, squishy merino swirls through every color in the rainbow, taking angelina sparkle with it - just because! I corespun this over a purple cotton thread, for extra body and wear. Soft enough to wear next to the skin, but you'll want to show it off, trust me.

89 YDS/ 12 WPI

Berrocco

Fibre: 75% Superwash Wool, 25% Nylon

Colour: 1460 Ayrshire

Skeins: 1

Meters: 440 yards / 406m

1 skein of handdyed fingering weight 100% Superwash Merino Wool yarn. The base for this yarn is Treadsoft, it has a tight twist that will wear well.

Colors: shades of Burgundy and dark Purple

Weight: fingering

Content: 100% Merino Wool

Amount: 520! yards appox. 4 3/8 ounces

I knit these three hats as part of my own personal Dulaan-a-Than on June 3 - I used Ken's Dulaan Hat pattern from Stephanie Pearl-McPhee and size 15 Denise needles, along with three strands of various worsted yarns held together - my gauge was 2 stitches to the inch!

lana teñida con ramitas de peumo