gods are stubborn. so am i.

So far I've only mixed up the main batch of colors, but I'll split them up and create a palatte of tints and shades once I have access to a scale again.

I don't have any fancy tools and have been blending the fiber by hand, so it's probably best I have a forced break for the sake of my fingers. Once I'm done I should have a very useful set of 57 2g swatches to play with! (Plus 5 more for a set of grayscale swatches)

The ratios are presented in the same order as the wool swatches in the photo above it. I didn't simplify any of the ratios so you'll have to deal with 2:2s instead of 1:1s, oops.

harrow outfits :) my creepy little dress up doll

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love designing outfits but keeping them monotone has always been a struggle for me, so for harrow i focused more on shapes and textures. i like her in structured, top-heavy silhouettes!

I usually let fiber marinate longer in the stash, but I was fascinated by the colors in this merino as soon as I saw it at the store.

See, I finally made the yarn store a hour away because I was halfway there for biking reasons. So many colors! What sort of mud would I get. After buying, I decided that I was going to spin one ply straight across the top, and the other by splitting the fiber lengthwise by color (as best I could).