What does one do with the first batches of yarn one creates from the beginning of her spinning odyssey? This was the question I pondered as I rifled through the box that contained all of my first spinning
experiments. After much contemplation I took up my P hook and started working with the chunky cakes o' yarn. In a matter of hours I had worked up this little diddy...
Definitely not the largest shoulder warmer I've made, but it shows off the chunk-y-delic yarn quite nicely and the overall drape is good.
Some detail...
Feels good to do some stash busting! And now I have room in my homespun box for more ChezLinoleum fiber-y goodness!!
Of course you know this. I cannot say this too often...."Granny Squares are the Building Blocks to Fashion."
ReplyDeleteYou've created a very fashionable wrap! Great colors.
The colors are great and hurray for stash busting!
ReplyDeletehow very 70's of you! it really pretty. like what i wore in high school, me being on the fringe of the artsy fartsy hippy group.
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That is lovely! It does show off the chunky yarns very well.
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ReplyDeletegreat use for your first spinning harvest...love the colors.
You clever girl! What a great solution and a forever reminder of where your spinning adventure began.
ReplyDeleteyummy!!!
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ReplyDeletemuito bom seu blog é um prazer conhecer pessoas que gostam de artes. lindo seus trabalhos visite me .beijos.
Sometimes, one does not have the blogging desire. But you are keeping productive! I love, love the Dead Sea wrap with the fishies! Best wishes in your dyeing undertakings!
ReplyDeleteNice wrap, I like the color combination!
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