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Friday, March 09, 2012

life is like a bowl of yarn

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If you're lucky its brimming with colourful hanks in lovely textures.
If you're even luckier the yarn is accompanied by a bunch of bobbaloos of course.

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This current yarn basket is filled with a) yellow Lovikka yarn - I was so happy when I spotted it in a nearby yarn shop since I've been looking for the yellow yarn for quite some time now - it'll become another pair of Lovikka mittens, first one pair for myself and then another one made to order. It'll be a nice thing to finish for Easter, my favourite holiday, but despite it's very yellowness the very woolly inauguration will naturally not be until next winter season.

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Then there's b) smaller skeins are actually recycled banana-silk yarn - it's a fantastic material, silky, smooth yet rugged, if that makes any sense. I stumbled over it in a sale basket in another yarn shop, it was the the green one that caught my eye but of course I had to get some more to be able to create something special. I'm glad I found the orange and yellow ones too. They'll all be a perfect thing to turn into something after I've finished the mittens - see, if I say stuff like that in blog I need to finish projects too. I'm not just a hopeless starter of yarn- and fabric-projects, I can finish them too. Promise.

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Plus c) the little hank that seems all lost in there with all its perky woolly company. It really can't compete in awesomeness. But it'll make a nice pair of wristwarmers I think.

I'm going to wrap up the project this weekend.
Then I'm going to hopefully finish something old.
And start knitting something new.

Wishing you a lovely, restful weekend,
hoping your's filled with bright yarn and bobbaloos too ~

3 comments:

  1. Well I still envy because never translate cool knitting book on my language :).
    But that you haven't heard before for this vampire knitting book surprise me. Can I tempt you with proposal for your future bowl of yarn, that I guess will interest you.

    http://www.interweavestore.com/Knitting/Magazines/Jane-Austen-Knits-2011.html

    Lovely weekend, Pia!

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  2. Have a wonderful weekend. How can you not with glorious yarns and even more glorious bobbaloos to share it with.

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  3. Love those cheery photos.

    I have lots of colourful yarn around, I'm trying to knit one cat blanket a week for the year, to donate to the shelter from which I adopted my boys. Not sure I'll actually get 52 done, I'm only on #15. A long way to go!

    But I've never heard of banana silk wool, wow.

    It will be fun to see your creations. :-)

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