Kakadu
Posted on | September 20, 2009 |
Have I said lately how much I love Polwarth fiber? Well I do! It’s easy to spin and the handspun yarn is soooo soft and soooo bouncy! It’s just a wonderful fiber. My latest Polwarth handspun is called Kakadu, handpainted by David at Southern Cross Fibre. I have 4.2 oz, 250 yards, 2 ply, 13 WPI yarn here. Wonderful, rich colors. Wish you were here to give it a squeeze.
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This is offered in my ETSY shop.
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September 20th, 2009 @ 4:49 pm
I’ve actually been noticing the difference in your photography. The Bossie is beautiful. Aren’t they a dream? I don’t have a featherweight yet, but I love my mini. The brown Polworth is a lovely mix of shades.