I forgot what kind of wool I used for the blue
batts, but this is what I've been spinning.
Over the
Memorial Weekend I worked on some
Cormo that had been sitting in storage. I had washed it lock by lock last summer, but it didn't get clean and remained very dirty and sticky. I washed it again and hand pick out almost all of the vegetable matter. The
batts are super dense and turned out pretty nice.
One last photo from the Fiber Fair: a linen skirt.
Puffy Mondaes out of
Nampa, Idaho had a booth at the fiber fair and this is one of the items they were displaying. I love it. You can find the
pattern on their
website.
I forgot what kind of wool I used for the blue batts, but this is what I've been spinning.
Over the Memorial Weekend I worked on some Cormo that had been sitting in storage. I had washed it lock by lock last summer, but it didn't get clean and remained very dirty and sticky. I washed it again and hand pick out almost all of the vegetable matter. The batts are super dense and turned out pretty nice.
One last photo from the Fiber Fair: a linen skirt. Puffy Mondaes out of Nampa, Idaho had a booth at the fiber fair and this is one of the items they were displaying. I love it. You can find the pattern on their website.
1 comment:
That blue yarn is really beautiful. Nice job!
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