
This was “emerald” from my birthstone series of dyeing last year.
I’m not going to take them all out of the drawer again. Trust me, it’s 16. I’m going to have quite a collection to sell at the probably-non-existent fair this year.


This was “emerald” from my birthstone series of dyeing last year.
I’m not going to take them all out of the drawer again. Trust me, it’s 16. I’m going to have quite a collection to sell at the probably-non-existent fair this year.




The few, the proud, the appreciators of orange.
A rare double-shot, so maybe somebody can actually do an entire small project out of my stuff.

That makes 14 pandemic yarns.



My new guy fits right in with the big happy family. He’s fourth one in the top row.
And now you must all admire the sweater I finished today, after working on for about 13 months!



Dyed with Cushing “Burgundy.” The stuff in the back is Knit Pix originally a khaki color. I overguessed how much dye I needed, so the stuff in the front is some white handspun I threw in to soak it up.
It’s a purple that’s basically gray. Hey, neutrals gotta live, too.

Hmm, I thought Cushing Apricot (on loom) was closer to Pro Chem Spiced Pumpkin (in blanket) than it really is, I guess. It’s pinker. Makes sense. An apricot & a spiced pumpkin aren’t remotely the same thing.
