Oh how pretty!! I love the parsley and lime. I am a nut for greens!! I am hoping to get back to work on my bobble this week. I have been incredibly busy these past few weeks, and have not had much time to craft at all. Thank you for your sweet words to my daughter Erika. She is a single Mama, and works so hard! Hugs, Kris
What a lovely crafty week you are having, I love the fibre and the yarn you are spinning, what will it become? You have got a winner with the Queen Annes scarf, the yarn is perfect for that pattern and turning out to be very beautiful. Is the scarf for you? It is going to be a treat to wear. :) x
Hi Lucy! My daughters think I should make another QAL scarf with the yarn I am spinning, and I might give it a try to see how the colors blend, but I am focusing on trying to get a consistant yarn without too much twist as that has been a problem for me in the past. Practice! The green scarf is a gift for a friend who does well wearing green. <3
Ohhh.. such pretty wool! I love how it's spinning up! Your doing fantabulous on the Queen Anne's Lace scarves! Aren't they lovely gifts? ((hugs)), Teresa :-)
I am so glad I tried the QAL pattern on your blog! So far those receiving one from me have loved them, and it is fun to make as well as give it. I am peddling the spinning wheel with the leg that does not have the pulled l/m. It is better but still complaining if I move the wrong way. :( How are you feeling? It is pouring rain and cherry petals over here! <3
Ohmygoodnessgracious! Gracie, you are amazing! The Queen Ann's Lace is stunning! And the handspun - beautiful! You have so much patience and creativity. This is definitely inspiring me to learn crochet (I haven't gotten much father than the basic chain right now...) :))
Thanks for your encouragement, Sosae. My feelings sometimes get all tangled up with concepts like "performance" and "perfection" both of which tend to immobilize my productivity and dampen my sense of joy in the creative process. Be brave with me and don't let stitches beyond the chain intimidate your creative dreams! (: <3
Hello Grace the yarn you are spinning is so beautiful - such a lovely array of colours in your post. The scarf is gorgeous - the colour stunning. This week any craft time has been for knitting. More of what I am knitting later. Take care. Anne x
so interesting to see what you can do! My daughter is a knitter like you...and there was yarn everywhere. your scarf is just gorgeous! I am your newest follower..pls follow back if you can.
Oh how pretty!! I love the parsley and lime. I am a nut for greens!! I am hoping to get back to work on my bobble this week. I have been incredibly busy these past few weeks, and have not had much time to craft at all.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your sweet words to my daughter Erika. She is a single Mama, and works so hard!
Hugs,
Kris
I can see greens being just right for you, Kris, and I am enjoying looking at the vibrant wool Sosae painted.
DeleteErika is lovely and it is so wonderful that she has such a positive outlook in challenging circumtances!
I"m imagining you have some bobbling time this week(: <3
What a lovely crafty week you are having, I love the fibre and the yarn you are spinning, what will it become? You have got a winner with the Queen Annes scarf, the yarn is perfect for that pattern and turning out to be very beautiful. Is the scarf for you? It is going to be a treat to wear. :) x
ReplyDeleteHi Lucy! My daughters think I should make another QAL scarf with the yarn I am spinning, and I might give it a try to see how the colors blend, but I am focusing on trying to get a consistant yarn without too much twist as that has been a problem for me in the past. Practice! The green scarf is a gift for a friend who does well wearing green. <3
DeleteOhhh.. such pretty wool! I love how it's spinning up! Your doing fantabulous on the Queen Anne's Lace scarves! Aren't they lovely gifts? ((hugs)), Teresa :-)
ReplyDeleteI am so glad I tried the QAL pattern on your blog! So far those receiving one from me have loved them, and it is fun to make as well as give it. I am peddling the spinning wheel with the leg that does not have the pulled l/m. It is better but still complaining if I move the wrong way. :( How are you feeling? It is pouring rain and cherry petals over here! <3
DeleteOhmygoodnessgracious! Gracie, you are amazing! The Queen Ann's Lace is stunning! And the handspun - beautiful! You have so much patience and creativity. This is definitely inspiring me to learn crochet (I haven't gotten much father than the basic chain right now...) :))
ReplyDeleteThanks for your encouragement, Sosae. My feelings sometimes get all tangled up with concepts like "performance" and "perfection" both of which tend to immobilize my productivity and dampen my sense of joy in the creative process.
DeleteBe brave with me and don't let stitches beyond the chain intimidate your creative dreams! (: <3
Hello Grace the yarn you are spinning is so beautiful - such a lovely array of colours in your post. The scarf is gorgeous - the colour stunning. This week any craft time has been for knitting. More of what I am knitting later. Take care. Anne x
ReplyDeleteOh! You have piqued my curiosity, Anne. I look forward to hearing more about what is on your needles! (: <3
Deleteso interesting to see what you can do! My daughter is a knitter like you...and there was yarn everywhere.
ReplyDeleteyour scarf is just gorgeous!
I am your newest follower..pls follow back if you can.
Thank you for visiting. I am now following you and looking forward to knowing you through your blog!
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