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Completed crochet beetroot bag.
Constructed completely from handspun. Pattern by Brookes Imaginings.
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Another crochet skirt ❤️ made the maxi skirt using pix.zel’s maxi skirt pattern🪲 I started this back in February or March I believe! I started a new job so this went on the back burner but I finally got the motivation to finish it for my birthday! Super happy I did <3
The mallard duck (Anas platyrhynchos) is common in wetlands and urban areas and are known for their dabbling feeding style. The male, or drake, is striking with a glossy green head, white neck ring, chestnut-brown breast, blue wing markings, and yellow bill.
This is part of the British Birds on British Bluefaced Leicester limited edition series. These are the final four colourways, making 24 in all. I have enough yarn left to re-dye four only so please don’t miss out!
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My most recent spin, still working on plying up the last of it
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My favorite thing about wool yarn is that there's just random pieces of dried grass in it sometimes
This past spring I bought a very inexpensive Dorset ewe fleece from an ewe named Sadie in the Dirty Fleece FB group. It was my first time processing raw fleece. And Sadie loved dirt! 😋 I ended up with about 3.5 lbs of scoured fiber from a 6lb fleece, and I probably would have gotten more but I had no idea what I was doing so I made a ton of mistakes that ruined some of it.
I've only combed about 6oz so far and I've finally decided to start spinning the sproingy little clouds. (The rest of it is in a bag) I'm amazed at how fine it wants to be spun and it has the most delicate little halo and teeny bit of shine. I'm thinking I'm going to spin this as singles and knit some very lofty cobweb lace with it.
I'm not sure I'm into processing my own fleece, but this one has been fun and the fleece really is different from commercial preparation.
Full step by step photo tutorial on my crochet Fairy Lights Afghan is up on my blog! Link in my profile! 🧚♀️💗✨️
❈ ❈ ❈ ❈ ❈ ❈ ❈ ❈ ❈ ❈ Thanks for visiting my page! Here is a written tutorial with photos on how to make my Fairy Lights Afghan! First, with a
❈ ❈ ❈ ❈ ❈ ❈ ❈ ❈ ❈ ❈ Each video I make comes with a corresponding photo tutorial.If you are looking for a specific one, the easiest way to
Check out this playlist featuring more crochet Square tutorials here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLXwG-nU-M9Lr07cxLpoPLWs44Klsv0jVx
And this playlist featuring more crochet Blanket tutorials here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLXwG-nU-M9LrtB2BXgW_pSX1giJVhkah8
