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After Critter#2 was born there just wasn't the time or energy to play with my dyes. There's almost, not quite, but almost a metric butt load of wool and yarn to be dyed in this house. Last Thursday I decided to order in food for supper and to get back in the saddle. Oh, how I missed it! I really love the beauty of turning plain yarn into unique bits of art.
There's some superwash DK weight and some sock yarn up there enjoying the sun. Don't they remind you of jewels in a crown?
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Your own sunshine-y rainbow!
Posted by: Guinifer | July 08, 2009 at 02:56 PM
Very pretty! Love the blue! It looks a little varigated in the picture.
Posted by: teresa | July 09, 2009 at 08:38 AM