First up is a change of mind--as I pulled this out to load up on the frame
I realized I didn't like the proportions; it was too long and narrow!
So I took the bottom row off and then dug through the stash to find a border print.
After a few alterations, I will be able to load it up again!
So instead I loaded up one of the other tops to work on.
I have plenty to chose from still!
And lastly, to show you that you can make progress
even if you only do something for a few minutes a day (15)
I have spun 2 ounces after not touching any spinning since the Tour de Fleece in July!
This fiber is Polworth, which is a very soft, brown wool.
A joy to spin.
I have 8 ounces total which will be enough to knit a vest, most likely.
So many projects...so little time!!
ReplyDeleteLove the soft pastel prints. The blue border will look nice with them.
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ReplyDeleteI LOVE Polwarth. It's probably my favorite wool. I've been doing the same thing with my spinning, a little bit every day. It is amazing how much you can get done that way. I'm almost done my autumn braid and there is still plenty of autumn left.
ReplyDeleteBoth of those quilts are beautiful. I really like the soft colors. I used to spin before my back issues, but I never spun Polwarth. It looks so soft.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Betsy
Oh I wore my vest yesterday and it was nice and warm. Love your quilts
ReplyDeleteI like the redo much better. As to progress, maybe I should use that theory on the 4 hats I need to have done by Dec 24th?
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