Towards the end of the year I have painted a last December batch of 50/50 merino/silk rovings that are now displayed in my etsy store and a new crochet slouchy hat has come to life from my handpainted extra soft merino yarn “Amber Forest”. I have also sorted several bags of natural grey and handpaintedContinue reading “December treats”
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Autumn fleeces
Here comes my new batch of beautifully soft and scrumptous hand painted Bluefaced Leicester lambswool fleece with plenty of lovely curls! This fleece is my personal favourite, perfect for people with sensitive skin, be it for nuno felting, needle felting, wild dolls hair, handspinning, sewing or embellishing, it can be used for a wide rangeContinue reading “Autumn fleeces”
September update
This month I have not been painting a lot of rovings because my new bulk of greasy fleeces arrived, and I am washing, sorting and dipping away like there was no tomorrow. :o) But in the evenings I sat behind my spinning wheel and created some very lovely and colourful chunky yarns, they are allContinue reading “September update”
Restocked and new fiber beauties
The 20-colours merino mixed bags no.80 and no.70 are now restocked and available again through my etsy store . Also the purple rainbow merino roving and brown rainbow merino roving are back in stock and displayed in my etsy store, I carded new batches of super soft merino/silk batts – I didn´t entirely get aroundContinue reading “Restocked and new fiber beauties”
Fiber Update
Fresh super fine drum carded 18 micron merino/silk batts, wensleydale hand sorted curls and exra soft hand painted merino and polwarth rovings are now available through my etsy store . Feel free to have a look :o) Everyone have a very good spring weekend!
Going super soft
Busy as a bee I am restocking my yarns, rovings and fleeces – there is now a new extra soft british bluefaced leicester curly lambswool fleece, hand painted in gorgeous autumn colours, and fresh from the spinning wheel my JUMBO super bulky and super soft thick and thin merino yarn, and a new handspun andContinue reading “Going super soft”