Showing posts with label batts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label batts. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 29, 2013
Spinning Supplies
Mohair
Silk carrier rods dyed with natural dyes.
Silk coccons, the pink and purple ones were dyed with natural dyes.
Wool roving to the left, silk top in the very front *orange and bright pink* and raw silk noil top to the right.
Wool, silk, and llama batts.
Silk throwster's waste.
Saturday, June 28, 2008
Art Yarns
Saturday, June 21, 2008
More Wool Batts
Orange DreamcicleMore fond memories of the summertime! These lovelies are available in my shop and are completely feltable.
Friday, June 20, 2008
Wool Batts
I've been busy this afternoon making more wool batts, will do a big reveal on Monday of some new goodies I've made for the shop. I really love this colorway it's called "Taffy" , it reminds me of the treats we could only get during the summer months as kids.
Friday, May 09, 2008
New Wool and Silk Batts
I posted some new batts to my etsy.com store tonight, here's a group photo that turned out quite nice. I didn't get far I have morels on the brain again!!! I have a lot of blues, reds, and yellows with green, not sure why they didn't get photographed tonight - but there is always tomorrow!I hand dyed the fibers myself, the batts are a blend of merino, lincoln locks, some romney, silk bombyx, and angelina fibers. These will be wonderful for spinning or needle felting.
I have an progress felted piece called Moss on my art blog, I needlefelted it with the Janome Expression and am now hand stitching the surface.
Tuesday, December 11, 2007
New dyed fibers
Here's a hat Regina Rooks (you can see her blog here http://rgrdesigns.blogspot.com/) made for me, from hand-dyed wool yarn I purchased seveeral years ago. It'd be perfect for a small childs head.
I've been dyeing fibers and making batts for the shop. Most of these are blends of silk bombyx sliver, Austrailian wool, and mohair. Some of the batts have angelina in them. Some are really pretty, I don't have a picture of them will do that tomorrow, pinks and greens, yellows and greens. Using the drum carder makes my back ache.
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