Lots of info about the benefits of cloth diapers and of course cute cushy covers to buy:)
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Lil' Tree Hugger Wide~Leg WOolies
I LOVE doing trades, especially for hemp! I found Elizabeth Moon and loved her work. She wanted a pair of my Wide~Leg WOolies and I hoped for one of her eco~conscious patchwork apron tops.
You can find lots more of her one~of~a~kind goodies at http://www.namastepatchworkcreations.com/
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You can find lots more of her one~of~a~kind goodies at http://www.namastepatchworkcreations.com/
cloth diapers
,
etsy
,
hand dyed yarn
,
knitting
,
longies
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Dyer's Denial
You would think that after dying fibers for all these years, I would learn to make more than enough yarn to knit with. Well, I guess I need to be hit over the head, again....
Last week I wrapped 250 yrds of virgin wool into a skein to hand dye. I even counted twice to make sure I had the right amount of wraps. The festive array of fall colors was to be made into a pair of woolies. Everything was going along splendid until I got the second leg done and the little voice in my head said that I was not going to have enough yarn to complete my pants. In typical knitter fashion, I forged ahead, believing somehow new hand painted yarn would magically regenerate inside the ball. To my astonishment, I ran out a quarter up the rise. So now I'm wrapping more wool, and desperately trying to match colors.
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Last week I wrapped 250 yrds of virgin wool into a skein to hand dye. I even counted twice to make sure I had the right amount of wraps. The festive array of fall colors was to be made into a pair of woolies. Everything was going along splendid until I got the second leg done and the little voice in my head said that I was not going to have enough yarn to complete my pants. In typical knitter fashion, I forged ahead, believing somehow new hand painted yarn would magically regenerate inside the ball. To my astonishment, I ran out a quarter up the rise. So now I'm wrapping more wool, and desperately trying to match colors.
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