Midget block and yarn
Oops, I hit the enter button without having even finished entering the title.
Yesterday I had a lot of free time, which I spent completely with my hobbies.
I finished four of my spindle-spun yarns. I plied them, washed them, whacked them against the wall of the house and hung them to dry.
among them was this beautiful yarn:
and my first handspun laceyarn! yay!!!
Its spun from lambswool, which is soft, shiny and the fiber prep was just great. I got it at Wollschaf.
The skein is only 20 grams and I've got 104 meters of yarn.
And I made another Midget Block!
It's Nr. 43: "Sawtooth" (I would rather call it Star of David, and not Sawtooth, but well)
Yesterday I had a lot of free time, which I spent completely with my hobbies.
I finished four of my spindle-spun yarns. I plied them, washed them, whacked them against the wall of the house and hung them to dry.
among them was this beautiful yarn:
and my first handspun laceyarn! yay!!!
Its spun from lambswool, which is soft, shiny and the fiber prep was just great. I got it at Wollschaf.
The skein is only 20 grams and I've got 104 meters of yarn.
And I made another Midget Block!
It's Nr. 43: "Sawtooth" (I would rather call it Star of David, and not Sawtooth, but well)
distelfliege - 1. May, 09:13
