...how differently various fibres can smell and feel, especially when they are wet. I've just washed my latest 7 yarns and was once again amazed at how e.g. alpaca feels and smells in comparison with silk. Silk does smell a bit fishy and feels somewhat slimy or slippery, while alpaca smells... well, I can't even describe it; I just like it :-) Smells like warm animal - in a positive way.
I don't know if this is even interesting to anyone, but never mind ;-)
Oh - I finished my set of needles mentioned earlier, btw.
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Showing posts with label knitting needles. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 5, 2008
Monday, April 21, 2008
Knitting Needles
This is one of my two new pairs of knitting needles. I worked them a few days ago for a new project. New knitting needles cost a lot, spars are much cheaper. And it's fun to work needles out of them, to carve and sand them - the surface is now all soft and shiny!
I'm so happy about how they turned out! I just love them! The little red beads shine in the light and look like red currants on cheese cake!
There are more photos on flickr of this pair and the other one, which I adorned with dark brown wood beads.
I'm so happy about how they turned out! I just love them! The little red beads shine in the light and look like red currants on cheese cake!
There are more photos on flickr of this pair and the other one, which I adorned with dark brown wood beads.
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