Welcome to Fiber Arts Friday! Knit, Spin, Weave, Felt, Crochet, Dye...FIBER ARTS! Each week Fiber Artists from all over the world share their adventures so what are you waiting for? Join in!
My scarf is fixed now thanks to KellyJ so...I will attempt to stay away from my spinning wheel and finish the scarf for my friend. I am still very confused with fixing a dropped stitch when YO are in involved and no knit rows but I know as I continue to knit and become more comfortable with various patterns, I will get it.
I have been spending time with my Jacey Boggs Spin Art book and DVD. I really am digging how she demonstrates and explains the various Textured Yarn techniques. Now, share your adventures in Fiber Arts.Fiber Arts Friday !
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Your handspun yarns are so gorgeous! I want the one on the top left, so pretty :)
ReplyDeleteOoo, pretty yarn. Did you realize how much you missed spinning? Last weekend was the first time I've spun in several weeks and it was such a pleasure. I sometimes wonder why we let ourselves get so distracted and then I look around and see all the pretty things I have to work on...it's a dilemma for sure! Have a great weekend Andrea!
ReplyDeleteOh my, having some serious yarn envy. I'm glad you got the scarf fixed!
ReplyDeleteI love the very last yarn. Beautiful and what luster in it! I need to get back into spinning.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite is the grayish one with the pink bits. I love the colors and textures. Glad you're back into spinning, so we can drool over your beautiful creations.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend!
Hi Andrea! Your yarns are so beautiful! I would love to make a shawl with that mixed red yarn! Have a wonderful weekend! x Teje
ReplyDeleteIt is easy to get distracted by other fiber activities and work. Too much to do and not enough time. Glad you got to get some spinning in. Great texture and color pattern in your yarn. Well worth the weekend spent spinning.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous yarn! They are all so yummy, I especiallly like the chunky one with all the texture and the little wrapped sections!
ReplyDeleteWow all of your yarns are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad that you enjoyed your Monday off! It looks like you accomplished SO much!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous yarns!!! I have been wearing lots of Alpaca stuff lately, cold temps drive me to Alpaca!
ReplyDeleteThe most beautiful yarns come off your wheel!
ReplyDeleteFridays make me smile. Love spending a few minutes looking at everyone's inspirational work.
ReplyDeleteI have been busy making wool owls this week, cheers Marie
ReplyDeleteOh gosh, what beautiful handspun! I can understand wanting to focus on these babies!
ReplyDeleteA major snow "event" and other things have derailed my FAF efforts this week - but love that you're spinning and back on the right road with your scarf!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful yarns as always! I find that I learn the most about knitting when I fix mistakes. Life lessons, huh ;-)
ReplyDeleteOh, your luscious yarns are sooooo tempting! I am chanting, "I don't need yarn-I don't need yarn."
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Gorgeous vibrant colors! I especially like the purples of that top skeins
ReplyDeleteOh, a dropped stitch with yarn overs... can't say I know how to fix that.
ReplyDeleteYour yarns are beautiful!
Beautiful ... the last one, the sort of black with different colors, is vibrant and understated at the same time. Lovely!
ReplyDeleteOh my, all that yarn looks wonderful. Must. Convince. Myself. That I only want to knit with it. Not learn to spin it!
ReplyDeleteWow the yarn looks fantastic!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful yarn! I especially love the one on the left. Fixing mistakes on lace is no fun, that is why I always have a life line every few rows for a complicated pattern.
ReplyDeleteMmm, nice!! I love the top and bottom ones best!!
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