The rest of the Gulf Native wool was spun up and I even plied the two bobbins into yarn--330 yards of worsted weight yarn!
This yarn is very soft and will join the skein I made a while ago but I don't know what exactly I will be making from it yet! So often, I spin for the pleasure of spinning and not because of a specific project I want the yarn to be!
I also have a finish in the granny squares realm!
This is now 48" x 60" which is a good snuggle/nap size.
The colorful blocks are from the Red Heart yarn made to make the granny squares with its own color changes preset for you.
It mostly works out! lol
I already took a nap with it so it is approved!
I will most likely gift this or maybe donate it.
I have been making a lot of blankets lately!
In fact, I have the pleasure of teaching a mom and her daughter how to crochet today but we will start out with a dishcloth
to learn the basics first!
Pretty yarn - maybe a vest or sweater? Have fun teaching.
ReplyDeleteOoh, I feel a snuggly turtleneck with that yarn.
ReplyDeleteYour granny squares look awesome!! That is beautiful yarn and whatever you use it for will be beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWow...that's a lot of spinning accomplished! Any blanket that ends up being nap worthy is a success. I can still see my mom on the couch under the orange afghan her grandmother made for her.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. Always beautiful. xo
ReplyDeleteOh, such yummy goodness! I love the new yarn, definitely my colors.
ReplyDeleteThat looks great! I love how you crocheted alternate blocks, I must give that a try one day... xx
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