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Lilac - looks like this will be the inaugural year!
In February, I published a mitten pattern with Windy Valley Muskox . It takes about 1 1/2 skeins of this fabulous yarn so you'll have to buy two. Of course, you could make the cuffs longer! I'm thinking I need a version with fingers (aka gloves). It's on the back burner, for the moment. In the meantime, let me tell you how lovely it is to work with qiviut! It is one of the softest fibers, definitely the lightest, and so warm for the weight; it's best as a light layer under others, and luxurious close to the skin. Sometimes, people misunderstand and think that qiviut comes from the inside coat (I'm not sure how to imagine that), or the underbelly of the muskox; that's because it is often described as the "under coat." What this actually means is that it's the down layer, and grows during the cold months, closer to the skin, all over the animal; it's like down feathers on a duck. I worked for WVM for several yea...
Lovely spring pictures Karen and glad you had a fun and carefree weekend with your husband.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed looking at these, especially since it is snowing today!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures Karen! My mother has a really old lilac bush that hardly ever blooms, but this year it was loaded and they were gorgeous!
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