Shetland
Natural cream Shetland Top
from Artful Ewe
from Artful Ewe
Dark gray Shetland Top
from WhoaMule Farm
from WhoaMule Farm
2-ply samples from left to right: cream, cream and light gray,
light gray, light gray and dark gray, dark gray.
The plan: with about 1 pound of each top and spun finely enough and plied as five different colors, there may be enough to knit a graduated color shawl or blanket, or even a fair isle sweater! There's lots of time to come up with a plan because spinning and plying 3 pounds of top should take awhile.light gray, light gray and dark gray, dark gray.
By the by, Peggy and I have this much EACH. If one of us runs out...
On a totally unrelated subject:
Peggy and I both received this answer.
Go figure.
Peggy and I both received this answer.
Go figure.
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5 comments:
yum
Oh no! The quiz says I'm dishcloth cotton!!! I don't even own any. I've made one dishcloth in 51 years! It says I'm thrifty and born to clean. WHAT?
I wanna be Shetland too. WAAAH!
ha ha... I am dishcloth cotton....lol.
Well, damn if I'm not Shetland Wool too, although I really wanted to be cashmere. We are what we are, I guess. MaryB
Bwaahaaahaa! I am dishcloth cotton.
Dammit.
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