It was a great weekend and it is always great to get another's take on any craft. She was a hoot to listen to and there was a great bunch of women too.
Sunday, April 4, 2010
More spin
I know I've got a lot to do but I couldn't pass up the opportunity to do a workshop with Jacey Boggs of Insubordinknit This was last weekend but I've been to busy too take photos so here goes.
It was a great weekend and it is always great to get another's take on any craft. She was a hoot to listen to and there was a great bunch of women too.
It was a great weekend and it is always great to get another's take on any craft. She was a hoot to listen to and there was a great bunch of women too.
Oh Pam i'm sooooo jealous, i'm only about 2 hours from where the workshop was held and i couldnt go. i know i've missed something special and hopefully she's come back again, Your yarn looks absolutely amazing love love love it :)
ReplyDeleteI am totally GREEN with envy! Jacey is so amazing and you must have had the most fabulous fun time. Hrrrumph.
ReplyDeleteYour handspun is looking very gorgeous & pretty too sitting there Pam!
Lovely yarns!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful yarns -- great job! I love the green/brown coiled yarn. Can't wait to see what you do with these.
ReplyDeleteThose are just SCRUMPTIOUS! I want to eat them up like yarn desserts...:>}}
ReplyDeleteThat yarn is so amazing. Wow!
ReplyDeleteApart from the corespun all of these were really little samples. I will keep them to remember what I have learned.
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThese look very tempting. Do you use them in your felting?
ReplyDeleteI have tried felting them in but they lose their body some what. I think the best solution is to incorporate the two after felting to retain the beauty of the yarn.
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