It's A Good Thing...
Ain't No Mountain High Enough.
Maggie bought this colourway and spun it into the most gorgeous yarn. The socks she knit with it are amazing. I just couldn't resist getting the same stuff.
Finally, this is Wild Thing.
I ordered the starter dye kit from Knit Picks and it arrived today. Now I have to decide how I want to use it. I received a kilogram of polworth roving from Knit Knackers and I think I want to try and dye at least part of it. What I have to decide now is if I want more colours of this dye or if I just want to use what I have. I think I am going to get more supplies, pans, bottles, etc. and then do some playing around before I actually dye the roving.
On the knitting front, I'm working on the FPS when I am at home and on the baby blanket when I go out. I am in the middle of tier 4 on the stole and I hope to get through tier 5 or 6 by the end of the weekend. I am 1/3 of the way through the castle section on the baby blanket. Since the baby isn't due until May I can take my time working on it.
Tomorrow is Friday Night Spinners night and I am going to spin tomorrow night. I haven't decided what I want to spin yet but I haven't had time to spin for over a week so I'm ready to pull the wheel out.
2 Comments:
At 11:45 p.m., Anonymous said…
Fun roving colors! The yarn I get from dyed roving always surprises me.
At 1:20 a.m., Sheila said…
Oh, the first picture looks kinda organic. I'll bet the roving will make great yarns. I have used Jacquard dye/fabric paints for dying cloth for quilting. It is a lot of fun.
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