Hand Dyed Alpaca Yarn -- Spring Colors and a Confession

4/11/2013

I have to confess that a certain amount of pressure had to be applied by my Studio Manager (Martha Mai) in order to get me to post these three 2 oz, 200 yard skeins of hand dyed alpaca yarn. I have been saving (hoarding) these to make the Handkerchief Scarf but, as has been pointed out to me, I already have two handkerchief scarves along with numerous other shawls and drapey things. And it's not like I don't have plenty of knitting going on. So I decided to give the world a chance at these and I posted them today on Etsy. Just so you know...I can't make any promises about how long they'll be available. They might get sold, or they might get hidden in the studio. I'm not above that sort of thing.

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The Threads of Meaning is a collection of my hand made creations and the materials I use to make them. I quilt, sew, spin, knit, crochet, weave, make dolls, rugs (hooked and braided) and tat. I have had articles in Art and Antiques (May 2001) and American Quilter (Ultimate Projects 2004). I have sold work to the State of Hawaii and some very dedicated private collectors. I dye my own fibers and use vintage and new materials. I tend to prefer traditional techniques and natural materials used in innovative ways.

Hand Dyed Alpaca Yarn -- Spring Colors and a Confession

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