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 Posted: Sat Dec 15, 2012 11:42 am
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LavenderPaw entervixen LavenderPaw entervixen Oooh I like those, LavenderPaw! Here's a basket of some handspun mini skeins of mine: 
Thanks ^_^
I didn't mean for the pictures to be so big though. >_>
I know how annoying that can get, i'll have to make them even smaller in the future.
Your picture doesn't show though. :[
Hmm. Photobucket seems to be acting up. Try this link: http://www.flickr.com/photos/nebulousennui/8272052726/
Love the colors!
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Posted: Sat Dec 15, 2012 4:41 pm
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entervixen LavenderPaw entervixen LavenderPaw entervixen Oooh I like those, LavenderPaw! Here's a basket of some handspun mini skeins of mine:
Thanks ^_^
I didn't mean for the pictures to be so big though. >_>
I know how annoying that can get, i'll have to make them even smaller in the future.
Your picture doesn't show though. :[
Hmm. Photobucket seems to be acting up. Try this link: http://www.flickr.com/photos/nebulousennui/8272052726/
Love the colors! Thanks!
I was curious how you make those? What kinds of things do you make with them too?
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Posted: Sat Dec 15, 2012 5:24 pm
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LavenderPaw entervixen LavenderPaw entervixen LavenderPaw entervixen Oooh I like those, LavenderPaw! Here's a basket of some handspun mini skeins of mine:
Thanks ^_^
I didn't mean for the pictures to be so big though. >_>
I know how annoying that can get, i'll have to make them even smaller in the future.
Your picture doesn't show though. :[
Hmm. Photobucket seems to be acting up. Try this link: http://www.flickr.com/photos/nebulousennui/8272052726/
Love the colors! Thanks!
I was curious how you make those? What kinds of things do you make with them too?
Those are all spun with a spindle. The fibers vary, different types of wool and wool blends mostly. Sometimes I use them for small projects, like dice bags, or kerchiefs or headbands. Some cowls use only a little bit too. I use them for accents on other knitted or crocheted projects sometimes. They're also good for hexipuffs, or you can save them up and use a bunch in one project, like a scarf. You knit until you're out of one, join in the next and keep going. smile You can also knit things like cat toys with them, and I have seen people do a variation of advent calenders with tiny Christmas stockings each done with a different yarn. |
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Posted: Sat Dec 15, 2012 8:11 pm
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Posted: Sun Dec 16, 2012 12:29 am
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LavenderPaw entervixen Those are all spun with a spindle. The fibers vary, different types of wool and wool blends mostly. Sometimes I use them for small projects, like dice bags, or kerchiefs or headbands. Some cowls use only a little bit too. I use them for accents on other knitted or crocheted projects sometimes. They're also good for hexipuffs, or you can save them up and use a bunch in one project, like a scarf. You knit until you're out of one, join in the next and keep going. smile You can also knit things like cat toys with them, and I have seen people do a variation of advent calenders with tiny Christmas stockings each done with a different yarn.
O cool.
I've always thought it would be neat to make my own yard with a spindle. ;3
Looks fun!
It is loads of fun. smile I can't enable...er, recommend, this enough. emotion_awesome |
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