You might all remember that back in June, Michelle from Woolly Wumpkins spent the day in the shop patiently helping me dye a batch of shetland aran yarn.
We didn't use quite the same process as Michelle would normally use as there isn't a hob in the shop but we did achieve a gorgeous blue for the yarn by using lots of kettles of boiling water and a microwave.
I finally cast the yarn on on August 8 (after a lot of faffing about what to make with it) and exactly six months later I've cast it off. I made the neckline different to the original as it was a bit overwhelming for me and the it should keep me lovely and warm in the arctic like conditions in the cowsheds at Wonderwool!
We didn't use quite the same process as Michelle would normally use as there isn't a hob in the shop but we did achieve a gorgeous blue for the yarn by using lots of kettles of boiling water and a microwave.
I finally cast the yarn on on August 8 (after a lot of faffing about what to make with it) and exactly six months later I've cast it off. I made the neckline different to the original as it was a bit overwhelming for me and the it should keep me lovely and warm in the arctic like conditions in the cowsheds at Wonderwool!
RSS Feed