I've done another one!
Today's offering is White Cheviot.
I spun the wool quite thickly as that was how it asked to be spun (I agreed with another blogger recently that the wool itself decides how you spin it. I think that's quite true).The wool crocheted rather nicely into its square, and tonight I sewed in the ends, labelled it and put it in its place in the blanket. It needs some Suffolk friends around it, so that will be my spinning for this week as I have run out.
Oh, and I found my
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aww cute lambies. I just love this idea, I can't spin but if I could this would be something I would want to do. xx
ReplyDeleteYep... truly a lamby lamb...well both of them are! If I lived near these little darlings I would just spend all day in the fields watching them! Thanks for you kind comments on my blog today...
ReplyDeleteI used to go to college in Wolverhampton - at New Cross Hospital...is that anywhere near you? :)x
What a lovely idea, a blanket made from different breeds of sheep. How many breeds are you including? I have washed and carded wool from various breeds in my shop if you need any more!
ReplyDeleteOh Hun, you put the wrong link on my blog. I've changed it now so people should find this post now.
ReplyDeleteI just love this blanket and I'm really excited to see what sheep you are using next!
Just love the fact your squares really are 'handmade' by you from start to finish.
ReplyDeleteMy kids love looking at your chicken cam - we have chickens but they never get to see them in the coop sleeping and have been fascinated watching yours
Ooh what a lovely idea, and the second I've come across today thinking of the same thing! Want to come round show me how to use my wheel propely ;)
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I can't wait to see the finished article - looks lovely.
ReplyDeleteThose are the cutest sheep ever! I love their big ears!
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