You may remember I blogged about this fibre in February, You can read the post here
I finally plucked up the courage to spin with it this weekend. It looked so pretty as batts that I was a bit reluctant to spoil it.
Using my trusty little Kiwi wheel, I managed to turn them into this nice fat bobbin full...
It was fantastic to spin, I have been working on spinning some undyed Merino for a Dyers Picnic in June, so to switch to this was a treat. The colours and the sparkle were fascinating. It really made me think about Oceans, mermaids, dolphins and King Neptune.
No pressure then lol
ReplyDeleteMy pics are deeper blue green and you've mentioned contrast. Do you want something different, like deep blues or a turquoisey greens. I'm not sure whether you'd prefer something that blends or contrasts. Contrast would look abit tweedy imo
beautiful :)
ReplyDeleteOhhhh... more inspiration from you! What kind of spinning wheel do you have? I have a Kromsky Symphony wheel that is upstairs in need of re-stringing as my darling grandkids had at it and it's messed up terribly.
ReplyDeleteLove the color of this yarn!!
Hugs from Oregon, USA -- Teresa :-)
Teresa, I've got a Kromski Sonata and a Majacraft Suzi Pro. You must get your Symphony in action. My g.daughters spin on my Sonata and love it.Thanks for liking the batts I made.Isn't Lucy's blog lovely, she does such interesting things.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty indeed, lovely colours:-)
ReplyDeletep.s. loving your pic of the Tor
The colors are exquisite!
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