I ended up spinning long draw and plying. The singles just didn't sample well for me. I have such a lofty, soft yarn - well, relatively soft, it is Romney after all. It still looks like good mitten yarn. I haven't counted yardage yet to see if there's enough for a hat too.
Conferences on Wednesday. That will give me some knitting time.
Gorgeous colors in that yarn. I'm also thinking mittens for something I spun recently that's not supersoft.
ReplyDeleteWoohoo! I just love piles of handspun yarn. Looks fabulous, makes me envious :-).
ReplyDeleteThose are beautiful colors!
ReplyDeleteVery handsome!
ReplyDeleteIt never fails to surprise me how much spinning transforms the colors in a sliver. I love the yarn!
ReplyDeleteWOW! Gorgeous yarn. I'm just now discovering how much I like Romney :-)
ReplyDeleteSure looks like plenty of yardage! The colors are beautiful. I've just reserved a Romney fleece at Skylines Farm and shearing day is Saturday-can't wait!
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love the colorline, you did such a great job with that! I'm very curious to seeing what you're gonna make with it! Best wishes from Austria!
ReplyDeleteYour yarn makes me feel warm all over! The colors are great and will make wonderful winter things.
ReplyDeleteLove the yarn!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteYou know what's funny? As soon as I clicked on one of the pics, I could have sworn that I could smell the shampooed, wooly smell with that citrusy undertone still remaining from the dyebath. Yummy . . .
ReplyDeletevery pretty yarn!!
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