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Laceweight gradient; absolutely stunning! |
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A cardigan knit in Cascade 220 Heathers; the colour is more purple but my cellphone was feeling blue. |
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A closeup of the lovely wee cable on the sleeve. |
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Laceweight gradient; absolutely stunning! |
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A cardigan knit in Cascade 220 Heathers; the colour is more purple but my cellphone was feeling blue. |
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A closeup of the lovely wee cable on the sleeve. |
2 pairs of lovely socks |
The cutest wee toddler jersey; I love the blue stripes on one sleeve only. |
Ria knit this cardigan from handspun yarn; I love the colour shifts in this. |
Pam's been busy on her new wheel. We have cream alpaca spun long-draw on the stylus, then there's some lovely merino in teals and finally a gradient polwarth running from brown to lilac. |
This scarf was woven by Jos on a rigid heddle loom, it shows off the colour changes in the weft brilliantly. |
Jos has also been busy spinning; love the heathered look to these. |
I'm not sure if this natural yarn was by Jos or not, but it's nicely fluffy whoever made it! |
Mary-Anne has been busy as well, this is a beautiful muted skein of handspun yarn. |
Kerry has been weaving more tea towels |
Rachelle has been spinning yarn for making eighteenth century replica stockings. |
Heather made this stripy triangular shawl |
and this gorgeous woven towel? Not sure if it is a towel or not, but it's pretty |
Mary Anne has been knitting more shawls, this is from handspun. |
and a better view of the lace on it. |
Somehow Sue has managed to knit another Pi Shawl, I don't know how she does it. |
Natalie has been spinning |
she made this snarl yarn as well |
and this super cute roving doll. |
Rachelle's superwash woven scarf in a point twill pattern. |
Joanne made this lovely squishy yarn from Heavenly Wools fibre |
Kerry has been making dishcloths, several of which have already found new homes |
Pam finished her corespinning and plied it using some locks. This is going to be part of a woven cushion. |
Valerie spun this gradient from Anna's fibre; very pretty |
Pam has also been busy spinning silk, this is also a gradient. |
Jan knit this lovely crescent shawl, it took a while apparently but I think the results were well worth the time. |
Rosemary has been spinning natural brown merino |
Eleanor spun this sample of perendale, eventually there will be enough for a jersey |
This is 13 micron merino, simply gorgeous |
Janet knit this jersey using handspun singles, the really impressive thing is there is no biasing of the finished garment. |
and finally, Linda knit this amazing blanket from gotland wool that she'd spun. |