Drama, Stash Growth, and Fiber Finds from the Mountains

New Additions...

It has been a while since I last posted. As for the yarning side of things, I only have one finished object, but I have added several things to my stash. I also realized that I never showed what I picked up while we were on vacation, and I really need to do that because there are some truly lovely things.

As for my finished object, I will do another post after this one just for him, because he really deserves his own page. 

The first is Lapis Multi Merino in a blue-green colorway. I picked up a total of eight ounces. I love the subtle hints of other colors hidden among the blues and greens. It has so much depth and will be fun to watch transform on the wheel. 

This is Lapis Multi Mernio in a blue-green color way. I got a total of 8 oz. I love the hint of other colors hidden among the blues and greens.





Next is an eighty-five percent Polworth and fifteen percent silk blend. This one is four ounces of undyed softness. It feels amazing in the hand and has a beautiful sheen from the silk. The smel is divine by the way, I am not sure if I want to leave this bear, or one day try to dye it! 


I also picked up four ounces of one hundred percent Masham. This fiber is undyed as well. I had never heard of Masham before, which is exactly why I wanted to try it. I love experimenting with new fibers and learning how they behave.

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The last fiber from the spinnery is one hundred percent Polworth, also four ounces. This one is undyed and feels lovely and smooth. I am really looking forward to spinning 

 Random Things:


 

Then there is my Tuesday Morning haul. I love Tuesday Morning stores, especially the one in Tennessee that carries some really great yarns. I found Universal Yarn Renew Wool for $3.99 each. When I got back home, I checked our local store and was able to find the gray, or Flint, colorway as well.

I also wanted to share my display for the stitch markers I make. Seeing them all together reminds me why I love creating these little things. They make magic happen for me.

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