100g of fiber, spun into 80m. My first attempt at Navajo plying (which is basically just a long chain of big crochet singles, like finger knitting), though I did some practice with old acrylic baby yarn. So it's 3 plies, and ended up being almost 80m. Super bulky! Should make a hat, though:
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Cameo project:

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Tiny shoes, dyed with jelly. He he he:
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6 comments:
The spun yarn is gorgeous and those shoes are so cute!
Nice work. They all look good. That homespun was pretty good too. It didn't look so thick/thin/thick....ya know?
Shoes dyed with jelly? What kind of jelly? Here jelly is a wobbly dessert (US call it Jell-O) in the US jelly is jam. Either way, that sounds delicious! Poor baby, I'd be NOM-ing their poor footises all day!
Aeroplane jelly (or Jell-O). So it's probably just plain food coloring, but I did like the idea (which I got off Ravelry) of using jelly ;)
The yarn is fabulous. I love those shoes.
Wee baby shoes!!! As the Yarn Harlot says, there's just nothing cuter, is there?
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