Saturday 22 October 2011

A Puppy Creation


As I rummaged around for materials to take to India's dye class
I stumbled upon an old skein of beautiful wool
that had been changed into a very messy bird's nest
by a certain rusty pup two years ago.


I won't name any names....
but she knows who she is!


Because I'm feeling a bit brain dead after my trip
I sat down
and two hours later 
that skein now looks like this.

What next?

I'm one of those people who really doesn't knit
but finds wools so seductive
that I buy them 
not knowing what the heck to do with them!

11 comments:

  1. ...such beautiful yarn!

    ...maybe a crochet "hyperbolic" scarf?

    Quick and easy :-)

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  2. You are stash building until you are ready, that's all! :) Of course, if you have enough for a blanket, maybe it is time to get to work. Cowls and scarves are really great first projects. And fingerless mitts are good practice for socks...and that is beautiful yarn.

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  3. oh yes, the yarn is beautiful and it's just waiting for you to decide it's time to knit or crochet or 'knook' which is the latest thing out--you use a strange looking crochet hook which turns out looking like knitting.

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  4. Want to work on my box of embroidery floss? Some of it is in a real huge mess. I untangle a little at a time.

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  5. I went to a massive fiber show yesterday -- filled with yarns in every texture, color combination, etc. I don't knit either but I did find fibers that I couldn't resist. Some of the huge hanks were so lovely I wanted to buy them, bring them home and hang them on the wall.

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  6. i love the colors in these 2, and i know exactly how i would use it...as a crocheted addition to a wallie [wall art[

    buts that's me.

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  7. Much easier to add them to some felting

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  8. Penny- the rusty pup looks to lovable...but that little mouse has something to hide for sure!
    I love those colors and I laughed out loud because I too have a whole tub of yarns and I neither knit, crochet or knook! In my defense, I used them with children and in making medicine bag weavings in the past. I just love the feel of them!

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  9. I so wish I were going to be with you all. Have a great time at this!
    xo b.

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  10. Have a wonderful week with India Flint. You lucky duck.

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  11. I don't think you're the only one who buys things without having a use for them. You'll think of something!

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