So here's the second try. It's Corgi Hill Farms 4oz Merino/Yak in the colorway "Otter Den".
I love how this fiber blend feels, but for reasons unknown to me, I never get great yardage out of 4oz of Yak blend. This time it's only 189yds/worsted weight, chain plied.
I devided it in half lengthwise, and spun for each mitten separately.
I love how it came out. Too bad it was not enough for full man mittens.
It can always become a hat now, because I already made fingerless mittens from such a fiber blend.
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BTW- last night started out crazy as well, but once Happy realized that there's no Boogy Man stalking him, he finally relaxed and slept. But I also think his paw hurt a little, they might be cracked. He's so sensitive in having people touch his feet, even me looking at them makes him fretful.
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Here he's sitting on my foot stool, well aware that it's Denny's favorite spot, enjoying his "victory" for a few seconds, or until Denny realizes it. Note his ears, tuned in on Denny's location. Poor boy, it sucks to be at the bottom of the pack.
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6 comments:
yarn is awesome! I found original lopi in thrift store and am absolutely amazed how soft and grassy (literally, a lot of stuff inside :-D)it is.
Happy is just sweet! and this beautiful nose! :-* tell him, please, that he has a huge admirerer in Poland :-D
Milo's pads crack, too, from the cold and snow. The vet told me to dry his paws every time he comes inside. It's a pain but seems to help.
It's hard to believe, that Happy, being the biggest of them - it's the underdog!
I love the colours in that yarn - the tiny pops of pink are perfect. I hope you get a fabulous hat out of it
Very pretty fiber and yarn! You know I love blue. The vet told me to use Vaseline on cracked foot pads. It seemed to help even though it got licked off pretty quickly.
I like the color and if there had been enough yardage they would have been great men's mittens.
Yak is new to me, never tried it. Is it soft?
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