Here's a sneak peak of the niddy noddy sans details:
Next month the requirement for our local spin-a-long is that the fiber has to be pink or merino. I have quite a bit of merino so I decided on spinning up four ounces of this:
I also feel like I'm coming down with a case of startitis. I just want to start a ton of projects but I know if I do, once the babe comes, I'll feel guilty of all the projects that will be languishing around the house. Then, when I do get around to working on them, I'll already feel the pressure of Christmas crafting. Ack! What to do?
You may also notice the absence of puff posting. I'm at a standstill with the puffs but they are definitely still on the back burner. I have about four puffs that still need to be photographed. Once I finish this mini skein of sock yarn that I'm working on, I will be halfway to my goal of 100 puffs! Woot, woot!
Look at that amazing mustard-y color - wow! Can't wait to see that spun up.
ReplyDeleteAnd just go for it - you're the pregnant lady, you can do whatever you'd like. :)
You're right! I totally got project bags ready for three other projects besides my hexipuffs and spinning!:-)
DeleteI love the handspun and Beth is right that mustard-y color is great! I really should start planning my project for next month too :)
ReplyDeleteI'm surprised you haven't got fiber lined up for the next three months!;-)
DeleteHey one of the people who comes into the Marcellus Library was telling me about a great fabric and knitting store out on Route 20. I think she called it "The West" -- ever been there? I thought I might check it out, too, for the fabric.
ReplyDeleteNever heard of it... there's also a fabric store on W. Seneca Turnpike before you head into Jamesville... I forget the name but I hear that's a good one too!
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