Of yarn and such
I've looked through my stash of yarns. I've even organized it a bit, mainly to know what's actually just lint and what's "real" usable yarn. It took an entire afternoon, even though I didn't put up any of it on my "stash" page on Ravelry.
I realize I have yarn and crochet thread that I have no idea what they're made of, if they're washable above 40 degrees C, etc.
Summa summarum:
More about this in the next post. Must try Tunisisan crochet now.
I realize I have yarn and crochet thread that I have no idea what they're made of, if they're washable above 40 degrees C, etc.
Yarn being organized... on the sofa in Micke's work-room. There was -honestly!- no other room to do it in. I needed the extra light... |
Cute, but not really my colors. Exept maybe the browns. |
- There's a lot of really funny looking crochet and cotton yarn (inherited from aunt and grannies) that I should try to come up with projects for.
- Most of these have colors that ... aren't colors I would have chosen myself.
And! I've also recently:
- bought a small knitting mill.
- wanted to try out Tunisian crochet (swe. krokning)
Hello small knitting mill! You're gonna help me get rid of all that funny thread I don't know how to use otherwise... |
More about this in the next post. Must try Tunisisan crochet now.
I am so jealous of you! I have no such inherited stash.. and colours that aren't yours can always be made into gifts for others :) that knitting mill looks interesting, what does it actually do? waiting for your next post :P
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