Tuesday, March 1, 2011
Hand Spun Vest
Here is my new favorite vest. It's Hand Spun and Hand Dyed. Very comfy. It was a fun pattern to do too. And vests are always good in the South!
A Friend and I put together a booth at the Sweet Grass Dairy Farm Day before Xmas (that's how far behind I am on my blog...). It was a great success. Lots of interest and sales too! She brought her loom and I brought my spinning wheel. Some of the scarves hanging are hers and some are mine. I brought some of my Day Dreams Yarn and some Hand Spun Yarns too. We also had assorted other woven and knitted items.
Stranded Yarn Hat
Handspun Sweater
I made a raglan sweater out of some handspun Alpaca/Bamboo roving I bought while in Tennessee. I LOVE the way it came out. I think it looks much better on than it does in this photo, but I wanted to show it off anyway. And it's so soft! I used a universal raglan pattern and added so lace to the sleeves and bottom. I'm planning another one with some of my own sheep's roving w/ a different color and lace. It will be a while yet before I finish that one...
Tequillia's new coat
I may a new coat for my daughter's little dog "Tequillia". I used Day Dreams Yarn. I made it over the summer last year and then saved it for his Xmas gift this year. I think he looks very stylish! (yes that is my kitchen table and NO he isn't normally allowed up there! He is just too short to take a good photo of!)
Monday, May 31, 2010
Iris Sweater
This swing jacket is called the Iris Sweater because I knit it out of yarn I spun from my sheep named (can you guess?) Iris. I used 2 strands of yarn together. One from her 2008 fleece and one from her 2009 fleece. One is obviously more gray than the other. Gives it a nice effect I think. The 3/4 length sleeves look better on a person than on the manikin.And the double seed stitch doesn't show too well... oh well, you get the idea. I need to plan a trip north to wear it!
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
Baby Booties
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