I still don’t quite know
what I want to make for my Pando inspired knit but when I was last at my local
yarn shop, I found some beautiful yarn on sale that reminded me of Aspen
leaves; both the vibrant yellow of the fall and the deep green of the summer.
Here is the yellow. It is a
linen/cotton blend so will drape nicely.
And the green is a lace
weight silk/merino blend.
Of course I had to buy them,
they are for Pando (even though I am sure I have lots of yellows and greens
already in my stash! Here is evidence.)
As you can see I organize my
stash by color. I tried organizing by weight or fiber content, but color seems
to be how I envision projects and the weight comes later.
Your Antelope Island Scarf on Ravelry brought me to your blog. Thank you for a beautiful pattern. I hope to make it soon. I've not done much grafting (and I'm lefthanded, so I usually have to flip directions for such things). I'm going to get some scrap yarn and start grafting! I want my beautiful scarf perfect. :-) I'm planning to us a wine color of smooth fiber but I'm also going to find a fiber with a little halo to it. It's a great pattern.
ReplyDeleteThe colors of fiber you have here are great. They are perfect for Aspen leaves. Where did you find your storage containers? They're great!
Wishing you a wonderful day!
Thank you! I hope you post a final picture on Ravelry of the Antelope Island Scarf. I love seeing all the different FO from my patterns. My storage containers are just boxes I got at a craft store, Joann's fabric I think. Good luck with the grafting.
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