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This is a long way off from finishing as I have only spun the heathered grey-brown Merino locks, but I thought I would show you my progress anyhow. Remember my day with my friend Diana, washing…
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Since everyone has *hopefully received their club in the mail, today, being almost the last day of the month, is Reveal Day! As most of you know, I spin for Sweet Georgia Yarns each month in…
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The Wool n’ Spinning Podcast Episode 10.2 :: Tips, Tech & Socks October 2015 Thank you for watching! This month’s videocast features a new segment called Tips & Techniques, a possible breed-a-long in the group, socks…
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This is going to be a slightly picture-heavy post but since I don’t post finished objects that are knit for the kids very often, I thought maybe you wouldn’t mind? I didn’t think so. I was…
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When spinners talk about grist, I think many of us glaze over. My knee-jerk reaction to grist is, “Well, that sounds serious,” and then subsequently beetle off and do something else. But grist is actually really…
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Happy Spinzilla! Nothing like kicking off the week with some finished handspun to inspire more spinning this week! I posted recently about Targhee and had been working on this superwash Targhee at the same time as…
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This month’s videocast features some KAL announcements, a lot of finished spinning and a give away.
Previous Posts
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There have been a lot of things happening on this home-front that have kept me…
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I am feeling a little frustrated with the number of unfinished projects in my knitting…
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Gauge: approximately 5.5stitches per inch. Needles: 3.00mm circulars (at least 32” long – 24” circs…
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I stumbled across these in the Fall 2010 issue of Vogue Knitting in an advertisement. …
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I love Fall – I think I mentioned that in a recent post. We have…
