

I'm excited to see how this yarn knits up into socks -- eventually. First I've got to finish some very boring man socks.
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that is absolutely gorgeous!!!
ReplyDeleteAs I said on Rav, that's probably my favorite of the yarns you've spun. Nicely done!
ReplyDeleteOkay....I think I'm beginning to understand...when you buy the wool it is already dyed, right? For some reason I thought you had to do that, too. This is one of my favorites so far, too.
ReplyDeleteI've got boring size 12 man-socks coming up next in the queue, too.
oooh, very nice! beautiful spin!
ReplyDeleteI love all the colors in the last two posts!! Beautiful! The vest is gorgeous.
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