Yummy warm gloves made from Touch Yarns merino, possum and nylon:
Love this yarn! It's so soft and warm, and should wear well with the nylon in it. I purchased it over a year ago and I think it was a hand-dyed yarn. This company produces wool in Central Otago and is rightly known as 'the beautiful yarn company'.
I used 50g of yarn and it was my own pattern - I knitted it to fit.
This is my latest attempt at spinning - am I'm not too sure about it really. I think it will knit up ok though. I plan to make some mittens. It was pre-dyed corriedale fibre from Ashford Craft Shop in Ashburton.
It may be mid-winter but we are getting some lovely days and my seedlings are starting to progress:
I've been out checking on the garlic patch and despite my memories of planting just over 100 cloves I've counted over 125 growing tips and I fear there are a few more to come! I think I'll need to have a market stall with those!
My H has new lambs on the farm and here are some cute picks:
Less than a day old triplets. These lambs have mixed breed parentage! |
A dorper lamb that we fostered from a neighbour |
You are good getting your seedlings ready - I won't even think about doing mine until probably the end of August. Have you ever grown swedes before - I am thinking about trying them this summer/autumn. Lots of other plans for my garden though
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