FINALLY! I know poor Heather has been patiently waiting to see what her custom dyed fiber spun up into. I don't think it turned out half bad. In fact, I might even say this is the first decent yarn I have spun. It still has some thick and thin but overall it is pretty even. I still need to wash it and reskein it (because I realized AFTER I finished skeining it that I had screwed it up) and then it will be ready!
Aren't the colors great?!?!?!
I was going to do more spinning but this is what the foot pedal of my spinning wheel looks like right now.
So, maybe later..............
Thursday, August 14, 2008
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Yummy! It looks deliciously soft and squishy! And the kitties look pretty dern cuddly, too.
Lovely yarn, and wonderful pile of smooshy kitty goodness! It's so cute the way they pile all over each other! And so typically feline the way they do it on something that you need to use, but in such a cute way, you don't want to disturb them!
Great looking yarn. I love the colors. Those kitties are very cute and so soft looking.Of course they are where you want to be.
Well, cats WILL be cats. And the yarn turned out beautifully.
I love Heather's colors. She gets an idea about a color and suddenly its the most beautiful wool or yarn you've ever seen. I'm friends with her and get to go over and see all of it in person. She and another friend named Jean are teaching me to spin but its not very pretty yet!
Good job on the yarn! You've come a long way, baby.
I think Slim has really taken to having those kittens around.
Oh wow!! You did a fantastic job!! I'm so pleased with how it turned out! Now, scoot the kitties and go spin more. :)
Thanks for all the compliments on the yarn! And Heather, I'm so glad you approve!
Barrel Racer - you must be in Germany too! I'm sure Heather will be a great spinning instructor.
or are they trying to tell you something?!?!?
Beautiful yarn! And what a sweet pictures of the babies... I'm so glad they're all buddies now.
what are you going to do with your newly spun yarn?
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