It snowed last Wednesday, but not very much; looked pretty, though...
That night I taught people to start making temari, and they brought ones they had made, or had been given - aren't they beautiful? The two at the front, and the crysanthemum one in the middle, are real Japanese ones made by a friend of one of the ladies in the group. The crysanthemum has a lovely heavy core made of rice.
I dyed some more yarn: this is some bouclé which is old enough that I bought it at the closing-down sale at Creativity in New Oxford Street
and this is some Velvet Touch from the bargain bin at the LYS last year, still in its clingfilm in the steamer...
I also had a stunningly unsuccessful nuno felting session yesterday at Fibrefusion- gave up and will start again once new merino arrives from Wingham Woolwork... They demonstrated their usual efficiency and lack of regard for normal working hours - I ordered at 6:30pm last night and they acknowledged the order, sent an invoice, took payment and acknowledged the payment over the next hour and a half or so... The next attempt will involve a length of cotton fabric made on the knitting machine last night and some merino I'll hand-dye...
So; the 'so far, so good...' - the tally for Knit from Your Stash for January:
Weight of yarn knitted from stash: 1,430 grammes
Weight of yarn purchased: 0 grammes
Weight of sock yarn knitted up (aka Sock Credit): 100 grammes
And I have one of my Sanctioned Occasions for Sin in February - Textiles in Focus, and Woolly Workshop's stand...
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I enjoyed Children of Men - it was distinctly unHollywood.
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