El Mysterioso Rey Jr.
I consider it a public service when he wears this to the grocery store.
We're on a prairie restoration cycle at Franconia Sculpture Park and we burned the fields in that service earlier this week.
Awesome.
Miss Julie had a birthday!
In her honor
(1) Claire the Lamb produced this bag o' fleece which
(2) I (in her honor) spun into yarn.
13 oz prepared fleece spun into 576 yards 12 wpi 2 ply sport weight yumminess.
Color - natural
Texture - soft and bouncy
:-)
Destined to be knit into what I hope will be an appropriately honorable Christmas gift.
And more spinning.
"Insect Wings"
Hello Yarn Fiber Club
February 2008
10 oz (how I love the double club) BFL
Spun into:
323 yards
10.5 wpi
DK Weight
Julie Frick energized a great devotional cowl worship on Ravelry and Flickr.
After a secret gift project is complete (not for you Miss Julie, not yet :-))
Insect Wings will become a cowl.
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10 comments:
Ooh, thanks for the tip on the cowl groups. I am very close to finishing up a teal green silk cowl...somehow it is my first cowl ever, but WOW! It was so fast and amazing, and I can't wait to wear it!
The spinning is lovely as always, and that El Mysterioso has an awesome mask.
It is a good thing that you have such a hero to accompany you...because you never really know what could happen out there in the world!
The young mysterious king is a crack up!
OK, I read first that Insect Wings was going to become a cow. . .Thought that sounded pretty interesting but a cowl makes much more sense.
You are so lucky to have your own Super Hero. Or Professional Wrestler.
Very pretty spinning! I really liked seeing insect wings spun up - you enabler you - I have the double dose as well and I'm trying to decide between her two recent shipments. Too many choices, so little time! =)
Insect wings - very pretty! :o)
Ooooh, that fiber!!! Love it all soun up.
I need to get out of here before my Little Man sees that totally cool cape combo and wants one made for himself!
Oh my I so have to learn to spin soooooon!
Wow - this handspun is simply edible!
That Mother's day scarf is amazing.....I love the acid greeny colour.....it compliments all the other colours so well......
You are an inspiration ;)
Love
Sarah xXx
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