This little fellow made my morning by penetrating the grayness with his sweet songs.
The spring garden delights me with an Iris and some baby's breath.
This is the end of three pounds of Border Leicester fiber that I purchased from RI Handspun a couple of weeks ago. I'm happy with the spinning.DD wants to make a cabled jacket with it. Thanks,Sue,for selling me this wonderful chocolate fiber, which she purchased from Barbara T at Seldom Seen Farm.
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Is that really as luscious and squishy as I think it is???
That would make a beautiful jacket or sweater really.
Nice spinning :)
cindy, your spinning is gorgeous!
You should be happy with the spinning - it's wonderful! I've been spinning some in a couple of different colors that I want to put in the indigo dye bath - it's only two weeks away - just two more skeins to go. I love love love to spin Border Leicester - it just jumps onto the bobbin.
That is beautiful yarn. I can't wait to see the jacket knit up.
Maybe I am just more in tune with nature lately, but it seems that there are many more cardinals around in recent years.
Have fun with all your lovely fiber.
Your spinning is excellent, as are the photographs.
You spun three POUNDS of fiber in just a couple of weeks?!... Oh boy. I bought four ounces in April that I haven't finished yet! You are either very fast or very dedicated. Maybe both. ;-)
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