unknown purple yarn
It was sold as pure wool & definitely feels like it but I'll have to do a burn test to be sure. I suspect it might be Twilleys Freedom Spirit but I could be wrong. Any ideas? I've got 400g & am unsure what to make with it but it had to come home with me. I think it'll felt well but then again it would make a lovely Lady Eleanor.
There has also been some progress with the brown cone:
My So Called Scarf
On the swimming front DD is unable to train at the moment as she's suffering with growing pains. Whenever she exercises she gets shooting pains in her ribs (last month it was her shoulders) but is otherwise fine. So a weeks rest has been ordered & she's moaning already. As she's grown 3/4" since we last measured her two months ago, & clothes I bought her then are getting too short, I'm not surprised really.
She's now 5ft 2.5" at the age of 11 & gloatingly towers over my SIL. She's got a few inches to go before she's as tall as me but she's aiming for it & next her Dad. I think I should remove the grow bags from her bed......
Posts
7 comments:
Bryony - you're a star!!! Thanks for that - it's good to know what it is before I get fixed on something felted.
I didn't see the chunky by the door but did buy the beautiful brown chunky for 2p a gram & also got some bargain Noro Cash Iroha :-)
Yep I think its fusion too. I used some to make a lovely scarf for my sister at Christmas in the red colourway. It is really nice yarn.
Nic
We found some hand wound balls of Iro in the oddment bins.
Red 155g for £3.99
Purple 120g for £2.99
Dark purple 95g for £2.99
Blue 75g for £2.99
A bargain me thinks.....
despite its synthetic content, it seems that fusion will felt (if the latest issue of Knitting is to be believed). Needs to be at 60 degrees, though
It's definitely the Fusion. I love that colourway, it knits up beautifully.
Bah it cut me off in the middle of saying how lovely your scarf looks.
It is lovely yarn, Fusion. I made a few things with it last year. I haven't tried felting it as yet but I reckon it would after a few attempts. It certainly feels and behaves like wool when knitting with it.
Post a Comment