Saturday, March 19, 2011

Twisted Strands, Episode 13, Zombie Luv

I bring back an old project from the dead, have a finished object and show some love for Martin Storey. Which isn't hard, because I think his designs are great.

Welcome to Episode 13
Adventures in Stash diving!
Mirasol
Merino wool and silk 50/50
Plymouth happy feet I dyed in a party.

Events!
Stitches South is taking place in Atlanta, GA the weekend of April 14-17, 2011.
http://www.knittinguniverse.com/stitches/south
Connecticut Sheep & Wool Festival
http://www.ctsheep.org/sheep_and_wool_festival
102nd Annual Sheep, Wool & Fiber Festival
Saturday, April 30, 2011
Rain or Shine
9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Tolland Agricultural Center
Route 30, Vernon/Rockville, CT
WEBS
Authors Event
Sunday, March 27, 1 - 4 pm
NorthHampton, MA
www.yarn.com

On the kneedles

Bellona Cowl designed by Didi in Rainy days wooly dogs Gothling’s wicked color
The Forever Green Vest in Rowan’s “Big” Yarn, deep navy blue. Designed by Sarah Hatton.
Mystery sock #2, no longer a mystery! Designed by Wendy Gaal.
Antelope Hat using Malabrigo worsted. Designed by Kelly McClure.
Back from the Dead! Zombies
Simple square crochet blanket is going to become a ripple blanket in knit.
Been there, did that-finished objects
The Tidal Waves socks by Debi Lake are finally fucking done! I now have a really cute pair of candy corn socks!

Books
Reminiscence, 13 designs by Martin Storey
Published and featuring dk-weight yarns by Rowan.

Stuff and Junk
Yarn Bras!
A new video podcast by AddictedtoYarn
http://addictedtoyarn.wordpress.com/

3 comments:

  1. Loved the episode Jadee. You can tell you're feeling much better from your cold, you were much more talkative,which is good. As for the yarn salvage....well girlfriend there's just some yarn that's just not worth trying to save and does better being put out of its misery!I noticed it kept breaking while you were trying to rip back......so not worth it. Have a nice and happy week too and will be waiting for your next installent:o)

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  2. hey Jadee! Thanks for the mention and critique. My first experience with homespun was crocheting scarves for my mom and sister. It was horrible but I always thought it was because I was so new to crochet. Nope. I think it was because homespun is difficult to work with. And I found that it would tangle and wrap around itself and tearing back was incredibly difficult. Ugh.

    Saw the finished hat on Plurk and it looks great!

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  3. Fabulous job on the candy corn socks! I ♥ your hand dyed Plymouth Happy feet sock yarn and cannot wait to see what you knit up with it!

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