Jun 25
𧧠more glowworm yarn, two different plies
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𧧠more glowworm yarn, two different plies
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Wash day!!
More details and pics under the cut!
My first farmers market went so well! So many friends came by to support me and I didn't hyperventilate. I'm pleased with how everything looked too. And I think I can get some business cards now!
I celebrated by starting a new skein to sell next week (merino and recycled sari silk).
There is no rush but the rush of wings, no hush but the mutter of birds sleeping on quiet water, the murmur of hooves upon the hill, the tick of reeds, of needles and wool, of time upon the mantelpiece, of rain upon the water.
Jon Wynne, final stanzas to Skeins
in Andrew McRae (ed.), Places of Poetry (Oneworld 2010)
DONE
all of the skeins done this tdf next to each other
Very proud π
I think next project will be crochet π§Ά and some dying! It was fun, but i look forward to a little spinning break :D
They all need a bath, but that is something for later π
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I went to the Gagetown Fibre Gathering yesterday to browse the local artisans selling yarn, finished objects made from different fibres, raw fleece and some practicing their crafts. These are three hanks I picked up, called Sassy Zebra Sock Yarn from a local independent dyer, @sweetskeinomine #GagetownFibreGathering #yarn #hanks #fibrearts #colourbursts
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Fresh leaf (Japanese) indigo is an amazing way to dip your hands into one of the most elusive colors in nature - blue! Fresh is the key here: harvested fresh leaf indigo needs to be processed quickly to enjoy the unique cool colors. Join me as I explore the blender method from fresh leaf indigo harvested from the Color Farm to dye skeins of merino wool yarn. This tutorial will show you how to blend leaves to invite the blues & greens on wool with a bonus dip in vat indigo as well!
CHAPTERS
0:00 Intro - Japanese (fresh leaf) indigo
1:01 Harvesting on The Color Farm
2:37 Fiber prep
5:56 Vat indigo dip
6:53 How to dye with fresh leaf indigo - blender method
9:53 Cheese cloth bag
11:28 Blending indigo leaves
13:09 Dyeing wool yarn
18:19 Final 3 skeins - tips
24:44 Fresh leaf indigo results on wool
27:03 Wrap up
27:34 Sneak peek of next tutorial
28:18 Blooper
SUPPLY LIST
Fresh leaf indigo
Pot with lid
pH neutral dish soap
Blender
Strainer
Cheesecloth bag
Bowl
Gloves
Fiber of choice - merino wool shown in video