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Pebble brooches. Recycled wool felt

I finally have wool available from my sheeps! All natural fleece colors. Check out my etsy shop.

 

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Left:

Lotus Mimi,

Color #18,

100% mink,

1 full hank

 

Center:

The Barbed Dragon Dragon's Wing,

Color: Elba,

80% merino, 20% silk,

1 full hank

 

Right:

Dream in Color Wisp,

Color: #5 Absolute Magenta,

50% silk, 50% merino wool,

1 full hank

with hastily-made nautilus bun held with a hair stick made from a knitting needle.

my sock is growing

Sweaters and knits photo by Menswear Market.

 

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I am going to try and use up wool from my stash so I have been going through it. I found this pack of 20 balls of Aran with Wool....the receipt was still in the bag. I paid 29 pence per ball so the lot cost me £5.80! I can't remember the date but I think it was at least 15 years ago! I have no idea what I had started knitting with it either so that will be pulled out.

hobbledehoy handspun yarn created from merino wool, recycled denim, cotton/ecospun blend, sparkle, and gobs of neon love.

pattern by Lene Holme Samsöe

Needles #5, emerald green 100% wool.

A bit too small for me, so I'll sell it on a future Christmas market.

(After the Christmas Fair is before the Christmas fair, hehe)

A birthday gift from Rita, thank you xx

for a massive faerie spun dread update in the shop, at least ten sets in different lengths. I should have had these done a while ago... but, the eye surgery pushed 'em back a bit.

hand dyed & spun merino wool (100g)

~sold~

 

www.maosdesapo.blogspot.com

it was love at first sight!

Holiday Wool Blend, 8ply bought to make a beanie for a friend

Handspun "Together"

100% merino 3ply (navajo plied)

Long colour sequences, selfstriping yarn.

 

110gr/197m, 3,9o/215y

Divided in two skeins, one of 70gr and one of 40gr

 

A wonderful soft and well balanced yarn for your knitting projects! The yarn will be gorgeous for cowls, wristwarmers, hats or any other soft and warm accessories.

 

Spun from a merino roving I dyed myself.

 

This item is unique and made with lots of care and love

Crystal Palace Mochi Plus yarn. 80% Merino Wool, 20% Nylon, Machine wash gentle cycle in cool water with mild soap. Use of mesh lingerie bag or pillowcase is recommended. Dry flat.

I *love* this one. It will knit into stripes.

superwash merino

photo by vivian belletrism

Mountain Colors Twizzle,

Mardi Gras,

85% merino, 15% silk,

1 full hank

MadelineTosh Tosh Sock,

Sun Rose,

100% merino wool,

1 full hank

Awaiting the Knitter

I love how the wool looks in the ball!

 

My daughter now has her eyes on the scarf! I have a pattern for another scarf that I could do for myself but no wool for it!

 

She is going to wait until it is finished to decide if she wants it, or if I let her have it!

Fiber: 75% Superwash Wool, 25% Nylon

Yardage: 460 yds / 421m

Skein Weight: 100 g / 3.53 oz

Yarn Weight: Fingering

Recommended Gauge: none

Recommended Needle Size: none

 

Intended Project: Socks from Sensational Knitted Socks by Charlene Schurch

Lovely Waterloo Wools batts, a prize from a draw in the Tour de Fleece group I participated in. So pretty!

 

2 x 1.5 oz

Colour: Song of the Sea

Composition: 30% merino, 30% BFL, 20% soy silk, 20% milk fibre

Safflower and Logwood.

Drefach Felindre, Carmarthenshire, Wales

almost done! loving them :)))

 

Blogged at Craftykitteh

 

fluorite blue, 071. 8 hanks, 3 dye lots but they look the same (i'll have to alternate when I knit it up). it is very bright. I used just over 6 hanks of silky wool on my last long sleeved sweater, so this should be plenty.

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