March 5, 2011

Show and Tell

At the Guild this morning, I think I will participate in Show and Tell. For the first time.


I am very pleased with this, and I want to show it to like minded folk.

Narrow Brim Style Hat, by Bev Galeskas (Felted Knits)
Flowers and Leaves from Paton’s Felted Posy Bag (both rav linkies)

I might…might….also include the yarn I was spinning at the Fun Fiber Fest, as those who saw it being spun seemed quite taken by it.  I had collected, quite ignorantly, lots of small quantities of merino. Seven different colors, between 2 and 6 ounces each, and not really enough to do anything with any of it.  I started spinning the colors together, randomly, and when I had two bobbins full, I plied those together, again, randomly.  Then, I started all over again, filling up two bobbins.  It’s made for some very colorful, yarn, and it’s all spun worsted, too.  Actually there’s quite a bit of worsted-spun, colorful yarn, enough to knit something quite….unique…and soft…

Any ideas?

4 comments:

  1. Love the hat! I am thinking a cardi from the yarn. For someone about my size...

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  2. The hat is great! When you mentioned earlier that it would have embellishments, I was not certain..but as usual, you could see the finished product in your mind..and it works.

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  3. Love the hat! Did you see this???
    http://www.weavingtoday.com/blogs/pattie/archive/2011/02/28/learning-to-weave-spin-felt-and-more-with-4-h.aspx

    You are a star!

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  4. That hat is absolutely adorable -- I love it! As for the yarn (which is also amazing) -- If I had this yarn, and some little granddaughters, and could remember how to knit...I would be making one of these little hats:

    http://waldorfmama.typepad.com/waldorf_mama/2010/12/the-after-christmas-calm.html

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