(sorry about the glare. I thought the black would be good as a background with this project, but it's shiny)
I also finished the Suffolk. It is a little bit nubby but only because it is roving, but not top, well that and I felted it a little bit when I dyed it, but thats just between you and me.
If you zoom in on it, you can even see a little piece of hay I apparently didn't get out during the spinning process. Whoops
Here's another spin I've been working on. It's merino blended with firestar and it's going to become my new ice queen. I threw some beads that I'm going to use into the photo too.
And to top off the Tuesday of Tons of Pictures with the new spin I'm working on.
It's Shetland handdyed by 00 (she doesn't remember though) and will be sock yarn.
Gotta go and work on the panda wool socks. They are almost all done yay!
THe shawl is beautiful! You should feel very proud!
ReplyDeleteI agree, the shawl is wonderful. Shame on the person who said you shouldn't worry about the slubbiness. It looks perfect to me :)
ReplyDeleteYour lace shawl looks beautiful and your laceweight yarn looks perfecto :)
ReplyDeleteLove your shawl and I'm impressed you spun the yarn too. Very nice work.
ReplyDeleteHi there. I found your blog through Colin and really enjoyed reading it.
ReplyDeleteI don't think your handspun yarn is "uneven." Of course, I've only been spinning a month, but I've knit with a LOT of yarn and yours is pretty darned good! I'd be honored to knit with it. You did a wonderful job and it's beautiful.
Our taste in patterns seems to run about the same, but you're much more accomplished than I.