I love the finished yarn!
This is about 150 yards of fingering/DK weight yarn.
Last week I also got my Loop batt of the month!
The theme for the month was butterflies and I picked a Monarch butterfly. I actually also sent her a picture of a monarch that I took last year for additional inspiration.
I think the batt totally looks just like a Monarch butterfly! I love it! And now that I know so many awesome new art yarn techniques I can't wait to spin it up! I just have to figure out what technique to do!
that monarch wool is delicious! it makes me long for the fall.
ReplyDeleteThey are both gorgeous! I can't wait to see how you spin up the monarch fiber.
ReplyDeleteThe monarch batt is too fabulous for words - I can't wait to see what your final result looks like :D
ReplyDeletethat batt is unbelievable!! I love butterflies. :) Can't wait to see your finished product!
ReplyDeleteI cannot WAIT to see what you spin up.
ReplyDeletewow, that yarn is beautiful! i'd buy it :)
ReplyDeleteI think that batt is gorgeous exactly the way it is. I look forward to seeing the yarn!
ReplyDeletethe BFL is beautiful and bright!!! It was neat seeing both yours and Sarah's butterfly batts - so different!
ReplyDeleteOMG it's gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteWhat a small world! - I work with Noelle's best friend Jocelyn!
BTW - Your nose may itch all day today, because I know at least two people in California are going to be spending a lot of time thinking abut you. Amy and I are getting together for wristlet making! Do you have a Javajem wristlet group on Flikr?
*have a super weekend!*
Your new yarn is delicious, and I LOVE the colours in that bat - eagerly awaiting the spinning on that one...
ReplyDeleteThat Monarch Batt is gorgeous! Makes me want to spin LOL!
ReplyDeleteYour handspun is so pretty too!
Your yarn is so beautiful! I can't wait to see how the Monarch batt spins up.
ReplyDeleteThat yarn is gorgeous. What are you going to knit with it?
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