As if I needed another project, here it is. Blue Faced Leicester Roving. Lovely and soft. Takes the colour nice. I can't figure out how I used to get such brilliant clear colours in the beginning of my dyeing adventure. Seems all my colours come out a bit muted. Anyway, this is the dyed and dried roving. I like it. I still have a thing for purple and greens.



This is the single spun. Yummy. I plied it with a white mohair that I got at Avoca last year. The cone was 7 euro for 1/2 Kilo. Great price. Very fine, so it would take an eternity to knit anything with. Great for plying. Nice and strong. Look what I did by accident. Coiling!! Oops. Got a little carried away with feeding it into the orifice and ooh, that looks cool. So I continue

d on. I really love this. Think I'll try a big coil on the next one.
4 comments:
Saw it in person....very cute coils. Gettin' a bit plucky-fluffy are we now?
Hey it looks really cool Holly!
that looks very nice...coils are cool
Wow, that's great! I love the muted colors (I'm a purple and green lover myself). Good job with the coils.
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