Sustenance for the Body……YUM!
Sustenance for the Spirit………FUN!
Laceing Along Again….
I think that even I have had enough of orange for a little while. Last winter, I pulled out some dyed corriedale top that I had purchased on Ebay. I was very disappointed when I received the roving as it was almost felted and I came very close to tossing it.
Somehow those colors just called out to me, so I pulled the roving apart into little strips and then pre~drafted each one.
Imagine how pleased I was when I got this lovely yarn! Goes to prove that sometimes a sow’s ear, can turn into something nice…LOL
The pattern I am using is from Morehouse Merino and is called The LaScala Shawl. It is a nice easy lace pattern and is working up quickly.
The Woolen Rabbit 
Oh, that french toast looks good! And I’m not even hungry. Well, I’m always sort of hungry but now I want french toast. Sigh.
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Oh, that french toast looks good! And I’m not even hungry. Well, I’m always sort of hungry but now I want french toast. Sigh.
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Yum! The french toast and the lace. Glad you were able to salvage the roving and create such a pretty yarn.
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Yum! The french toast and the lace. Glad you were able to salvage the roving and create such a pretty yarn.
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Yum and yum! Love both 😉
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Yum and yum! Love both 😉
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Lovely! Good hint for dealing with almost felted roving. I have a couple of those languishing in my stash.
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Lovely! Good hint for dealing with almost felted roving. I have a couple of those languishing in my stash.
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The morehouse look divine, as does the french toast!
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The morehouse look divine, as does the french toast!
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What a lovely setting, french toast, lace knitting, it doesn’t get much better than that.
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What a lovely setting, french toast, lace knitting, it doesn’t get much better than that.
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Mmm, I love french toast too, although over here we use a variation called Poor Knights Of Windsor. Either way, it’s yummy.
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Mmm, I love french toast too, although over here we use a variation called Poor Knights Of Windsor. Either way, it’s yummy.
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Please send angora bunny pictures. I am flirting with raising one for yarn….
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I will study this process for at least a year before I delve….Im methodical about animals.
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Please send angora bunny pictures. I am flirting with raising one for yarn….
harpnut@gmail.com
I will study this process for at least a year before I delve….Im methodical about animals.
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lovely!
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lovely!
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What great yarn! I am partial to that shade of purple, so you really can’t go wrong there in my book!
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What great yarn! I am partial to that shade of purple, so you really can’t go wrong there in my book!
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