No, you're not seeing things - those fat little slubs and coils were put there on purpose! And no, the photo doesn't do that skein justice - a closeup, and more info on what's doin' can be found here. But if you don't want to go there, I'm planning on offering up more unique yarns by way of my handspun sometime in the future. When? Not sure. Soon, I hope - I'm just having some problems figuring out how to knit, crochet, design patterns and spin all in my rather limited spare time. Does anyone have a functioning Time Turner?
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Just wanted to say hello and that I just happened upon your site. I learned to knit about a year ago and would love to do something as sweet as your little birds and sheep. So cute.
We used to have a working time turner but it was a big machine that was too much to move from Indiana. Here is a picture http://www.lusciousgracious.com/timeturner.JPG. Notice the clock, I think that is the key to making it work.
Steve
p.s. about 1/4 way done with a project using my birthday yarn! Thanks!
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