I was so excited after it dried. It is so soft and fluffy! I love the colors, and can't wait to knit it up into something special. Thank goodness for Ravelry. I was able to find this Aquafire pattern, and I think it'll be perfect for the yarn. I'm hoping to have it knitted up before this weekend, because I want to wear it to the Maryland Sheep & Wool Festival.
Sunday, April 26, 2015
Ready to Knit
This morning Devin and Kylee helped me wind the alpaca yarn I spun around my makeshift niddy noddy (the back of a chair). I calculated approximately 120 yards of yarn. Then I soaked it in water to set the twist, and hung it to dry.
I was so excited after it dried. It is so soft and fluffy! I love the colors, and can't wait to knit it up into something special. Thank goodness for Ravelry. I was able to find this Aquafire pattern, and I think it'll be perfect for the yarn. I'm hoping to have it knitted up before this weekend, because I want to wear it to the Maryland Sheep & Wool Festival.
I was so excited after it dried. It is so soft and fluffy! I love the colors, and can't wait to knit it up into something special. Thank goodness for Ravelry. I was able to find this Aquafire pattern, and I think it'll be perfect for the yarn. I'm hoping to have it knitted up before this weekend, because I want to wear it to the Maryland Sheep & Wool Festival.
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2 comments:
WOW!! My jaw just hit the floor! Katie, it's beautiful! The pictures are gorgeous too! Great lighting and I love the banner pic of the peach blossoms too. I can't wait to see what you knit out of the yarn. It looks so soft!
I love how you involve the kids in your projects! They will have such enriching experiences! Beautiful yarn my dear girl! Love you, Momma
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