
I'd just like to say, before I get drawn into this project, I love these colours, I really do, (Haifoss on grey Shetland/silk by Freyalyn) which is just as well as I suspect I may be seeing rather a lot of them. But for now, this is the beginning of my Shetland Spencer Dress. 2 things had stopped me knitting it before. One was I can't find a pattern and the other, I didn't have the yarn. Well, I'm beginning to remedy the lack of yarn, and hopefully whilst I'm spinning it, I shall map out the beginnings of a pattern in my head.

This last couple of days have been finishing days. I also plied a couple of hanks of yarn.


and the other is the alpaca that I blended with some of Amanda Hannaford's mixing pots. It's turned out a really squidgy light DK. And at the moment I'm just enjoying it. Both will need to be washed and blocked soon, but for now, they will just hang on the wall of the workshop egging me on.
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