This thirty-yard skein was handspun on my supported spindle, a Rose (French/Russian hybrid) that was hand-turned by Lisa Chan of Gripping Yarn (plied with a thin metallic Sulky thread).
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Butterball me at six months of age
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After-Dinner Mints Handspun, Handpainted Wool Yarn
one of my favorite skeins of handspun
My Great-Grandparents Mayer and their 13 children circa 1910
Great-Grandmother Christina Boyer Mayer, seated left, Great-Grandfather John P. Mayer on the right, with his youngest daughter Leona to his immediate right. My paternal Grandmother Mollie (Mary Susannah) is the second daughter behind Leona in the back row. I love the bows in the girls' hair, and I especially love the dress and strong attitude of Aunt Belle (standing far left).
I love the colors! It looks so nice and soft, too :)
ReplyDeleteWhat beauty. Your work is so inspirational!
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