Skein two and three totaling 477 yards of fingering weight yarn is spun for the Tour de Fleece. The Targhee is very springy and soft. I will be knitting some fingerless mitts out of this next month. I have reached my goal of spinning at least the number of miles of the race each day in yards of yarn.
I also did some knitting to continue my lessons in Brioche knitting. It required a bit of ripping out and reknitting but I found my rhythm again! It sure is pretty and cushy for a scarf!
And while it was raining beautifully outside, I accomplished some dyeing for tomorrow's spinning fiber for the race-this time with a specific project in mind!
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All the blocks for this quilt are made but not organized or sewn together. The blocks are 9" unfinished so the quilt will be around 50...
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Oh, I love to see these throughout daughter' yard! The prednisone has been great to give me a boost; a boost so good that I haven...
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My sister works with a woman whose Mom owns an Alpaca farm and knit shop; so what a treat for a girls day out! My sister, sister-in-law, ...
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The quilting was finished on this quilt and then I spent a lot of time making bindings yesterday. I hope to apply them for some finishes ...
you already spun two hanks - I haven't even started the race (and I don't think I'll join now, same as last year really, where I missed the first week and never caught up:() and your dyed colours look "swedish" in the pic:) happy spinning!
ReplyDeleteBrioche is something I have been wanting to try, but it sounds like it needs to wait for a time when I can concentrate on it.
ReplyDeleteThe Targhee looks wonderful. Those mitts will not be easily lost with that color!
Dyeing, spinning and knitting - sounds heavenly!
The scarf gets prettier and prettier the longer it gets! I love that you are always challenging yourself and expanding your skillset...
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