Stormy Winter Sky yarn
Remember that Stormy Winter Sky roving that I dyed a bit ago? Well I finally got a chance to spin it. The singles looked okay, especially considering I was working on a different wheel than I usually do. (That deserves its own post so I will save that story for another day.) The plying looked less consistent than I would have liked, though, as I had a lot of problems with the different tension system.
I finished the spinning and plying last night, but today I took advantage of the unbelievably nice weather to give the skein a quick bath and then let it dry outside. Plus I have to say that there is nothing quite like fabulous day for taking yarn pictures.
I have to say for all my minor disgruntlements about the plying, the colors worked out really nicely. I love how you get the grey mixed with the blue and every so often a peek of blue plyed with blue like a bit of sky peeking out of some light cloud cover. (Why yes that niddy noddy is made out of pvc piping.)
I liked this second niddy noddy picture because you get a good sense of how the colors gradually shift from more to less grey and back.
Now the question is will I be able to give this skein up? Or will I have to keep it for myself?
I finished the spinning and plying last night, but today I took advantage of the unbelievably nice weather to give the skein a quick bath and then let it dry outside. Plus I have to say that there is nothing quite like fabulous day for taking yarn pictures.
I have to say for all my minor disgruntlements about the plying, the colors worked out really nicely. I love how you get the grey mixed with the blue and every so often a peek of blue plyed with blue like a bit of sky peeking out of some light cloud cover. (Why yes that niddy noddy is made out of pvc piping.)
I liked this second niddy noddy picture because you get a good sense of how the colors gradually shift from more to less grey and back.
Now the question is will I be able to give this skein up? Or will I have to keep it for myself?
Labels: project spectrum, spinning
2 Comments:
For what it's worth, I can very seldom let go of yarn. However, if I knit something up out of it, I find that I can let go of that - whatever it is :)
That's lovely! :)
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