Colorful rovings waiting for the New Year

 

This is a much less romantic view of my hand-dyed rovings but I thought it would be good to record the process. Notice how I have already started "fluffing" up the golden roving on the right. Once the tops of the dangling rovings were dry, I couldn't resist!

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[Deb in San Diego]

Very pretty, I can see how you spent your Saturday. I need to learn to do that!! (then find the time)

[Bobbie]

A couple of years ago, I bought 2 lbs of mill end rovings - with no choice of colors. Turned out no single color was in a ball bigger than my fist. At first, I thought, what am I going to do with all this wild colors? Turned out to be one of the best color blending experiences I ever had! What I learned was worth far more than the $20 I spent on the grabbag!

BTW, thanks for mentioning Portland Spinnerati on the podcast!

[Jackie]

I like those baby kimonos, where can I get directions for knitting them?

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In your entry about knitting supplies for Australia trip...what is the yarn that appears to be turquoises and browns? (Please pardon me if you've answered it before somewhere that I've missed.)

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