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The yarn is handspun wool/mohair purchased at Rhinebeck 2007 (?)
portfolio shoot with model Marie in Hamburg, Germany
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Made for The Dictionairy of Image group
Taken in July last year at The Open Air Museum.
a torn strip of handdyed fabric woven on a thin hemp warp with space dyed thick and thin wool yarn, put through a wash cycle then the warp threads withdrawn. First experiment.
blogged at www.lovefibre.com/2012/04/21/weaving-play/
68 yards and 4.2 whopping oz of crazy handspun goodness. A huge and chunky yarn! There is wool, bamboo, mohair and tons of bling and glitz. This was spun from an awesome "oh hell" batt from the talented HollyEQQ!
This is the first pair of socks I ever made. It was with Scheepjes Invicta Extra on 2.75mm needles. I used the Socks a la Carte pattern book as a guide, then altered the pattern to fit Jabin. Each sock took me a week of fairly consistent work to make! I used a Dutch heel. I am fairly happy with it, but there ended up being quite a little hole on one side of the gusset, which seemed to be caused by the slip-stitch pattern of the heel. I am going to have to figure out how to fix that.
He loves 'em, though! I hope they last!
Handspun "Summer Garden"
100% merino 3ply (navajo plied)
2 skeins of each 72gr/125m, 2,5o/137y
A wonderful well balanced yarn for your knitting projects!
Spun from handpainted merino from Alchemyfiberarts.
This item is unique and made with lots of care and love!
Came across this ewe on a property in Portugal. She was resting with her lambs and I liked the way her head was leaning against the rock and the soft but intelligent look in her eyes. She was quite happy for me to snap away. I think she was intrigued.