

the 50% bamboo/50% merino blend shown in the next couple of photos:



and a couple of skeins of Bamboo Lite, which is 75% wool/25% bamboo, very firm twist:

So stop by Black Bunny Fibers tomorrow to score some. Many of these colorways have that dreamy, harmonious quality that is good for showing off stitch patterns.
Coming tomorrow: the first of my fall preview posts...and there's lots of great stuff to show you!
P.S. Bonne Bastille a mes amis francais!
4 comments:
Wow!
Ooooooo! Me Likey!
Very very very pretty! Is bamboo hard to dye?? I'm used to dyeing wool only.
Y'know... sampling the goods is what gets so many bartenders and drug dealers in trouble.
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