Musings on the art of knitting, spinning, enjoying a cup of tea and noticing the way nature inspires design. (Life with a little dog in Portland, Oregon)
Sunday, November 04, 2007
Some Spinning
This above is baby camel and silk
This is Jacob, which is not terribly soft, but I love the color and texture.
Then, we have one of my favorites to spin which is Corriedale. This has a bit more rust in it than shows here.
I need to photograph the pretty yarn I am knitting now, but it looks so plain and white. I'm the only one that will know it's cashmere/angora/silk and ultra fine merino - there's some white yak and other luxury fibers in it.
Your spinning is gorgeous! Love the Camel Silk and the color on the Corriedale is truly lovely. I am a new spinner and my very first fiber was Corriedale.
wow, that camel silk is pretty.
ReplyDeleteI need to photograph the pretty yarn I am knitting now, but it looks so plain and white. I'm the only one that will know it's cashmere/angora/silk and ultra fine merino - there's some white yak and other luxury fibers in it.
Oh, pretty! That Corriedale is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWow, this is the first I have visited this site, and the photos are amazing. I bet that camel silk is really soft. Thanks for sharing this.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty! Love the camel silk.
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Your spinning is gorgeous! Love the Camel Silk and the color on the Corriedale is truly lovely. I am a new spinner and my very first fiber was Corriedale.
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