While this doesn't directly relate to crochet, this is my final project for my Contemporary Intaglio Printmaking class this semester. Some of the pics aren't great and one is quite fuzzy, but I'll retake them another time. This is the book that I purchased the handspun wool for (and which I still have most of a skein left of!!!). I am getting interested in drop spinning and I explore feminist themes in my work, so this book was born. It is stuffed with fiberfill so it's kinda poofy now but it is currently being pressed to compact the fibers and achieve a denser look. Please excuse the mess in the background, these were taken in a hurry during finals week in our office so it's kinda trashed. Writing 4 or 5 final papers in a space will do that. :)
oh glory, is that blue peruvian hand spun wool? ps it's ashleeeyyy and i am lame and check this blog daily. as well as all those knit blogs and such...you ruined me. have a nice break!
I am a fiber artist, indie dyer and proprietress of Llady Llama Fiber Co., a small family-run fiber arts business with hand-dyed fiber and yarn as well as a wide array of spinning and knitting accessories.
oh glory, is that blue peruvian hand spun wool? ps it's ashleeeyyy and i am lame and check this blog daily. as well as all those knit blogs and such...you ruined me.
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