
some of the Canadian 10% silk, 50% alpaca, 30% mohair and 10% merino sock yarn


and a couple of batches of roving (2 Finn, 1 Wensleydale and something else I can't remember right now). Update is at 1 p.m. here.
I am nearly finished with a special gift for the dad of a dear friend of mine, who was recently diagnosed with cancer.

(The little white part by the logo is the backing of the emblem; I haven't sewn it on yet.)
As you might have guessed, he's a huge Notre Dame fan.
Now I'm back to the dyepots. I'm hoping to get some merino/tencel done today, and some merino/bamboo sock yarn later in the week, for the next update.
2 comments:
Those socks will be a fantastic gift. They look great.
Ooohhhh merino silk. See ya at the update.
Lovely socks! A kind and thoughtful gift.
The yarn is soooo tempting but I'm trying to desist until I knit some of my stash. Let's see how long that lasts...
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