So here is what I bought.
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This is tencel yarn (it is made from wood fibers). The colors don't show up very well in the picture, but it is very pretty. It will make a beautiful leafy shawl.
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This is Habu Cotton. It feels like paper on the skein, but knits up into a very soft fabric. I'm going to make a scarf out of it. Hopefully it will be easy to knit with and won't break. I think just about everyone in our group bought some of this. This booth also had banana fiber yarn and some with cotton and steel in it.
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This is the same yarn I used to make my gloves with. I got another skein so that I could make a matching scarf. I'm sure that there will be enough left to knit something else too.
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Of course I had to buy some sock yarn. I think this skein will make a perfect pair of socks for fall.
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I couldn't resist getting the Noro yarn. This one is 100% wool and it was half price! Who couldn't resist such a great deal. Not sure what I'm going to do with it but I'm sure it will be something pretty.
Melissa bought some nice blue wool to make a sweater. She also got some of the Habu, two skeins for a scarf and 4 skeins of a pretty light teal color for a sweater. Yes she did get sock yarn too. She also got a drop spindle and two skeins of roving.
A lady in one of the booths handed me a handful of roving and last night Melissa tried out the drop spindle. Here are the results, four yards of chunky yarn. Pretty good for a first try don't you think?
I'm itching to start a new project, but I promised myself that I wouldn't cast on anything new until I finished at least one project that I have on needles. The Blueberry Waffle socks are almost done so maybe next week I can dive into the new yarn.
Now it's time to get back to scrapbooking. It has been too long since I've made any pages and the pictures are piling up!
3 comments:
I finally found your blog! Finding my way around blogger is still new for me.
That tencel yarn is so pretty and I love the sock yarn you chose. You are one talented lady.
I'll add your blog to my blog roll so I can see when you update - Hate to miss all the scrumptious stuff you post.
Thanks Nicole. I love your blog too.
ooooh, yummy yarn!!! i can't wait to see your finished projects :)
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