u/meexi_

Im at the last 2% and am finding finishing a little overwhelming but I promised i'd include pictures of princess honey

Hi, I buy my fibre in bulk from wool processor. It is unbelievable cheap at $1 for 100g. It comes cleaned but in a mixture of thin strips of roving and loose locks. I have trouble dying it evenly because it is unevenly processed. Most of the time it isn't a problem but id like to have the option of being able to.

When I spin with it I either create rolags or just spin off the locks. But I would love to be able to have big ropes of roving.

Is the only way to do that with a heckle? I live in south africa and they are very hard to find and very expensive.

Im many hours in with many hours to go but im feeling pretty pleased with my progress

Ive been working on these for a while and have been posting updates. But they're up in my home. I think I'll make some more o e day, but for now they can be enjoyed as is

I really want to have this sweater but I have been knitting for months and I still have 1.5 sleeves to go

Last week I posted a question about the flower being pink on this beaded flag. I got so many lovely responses but I ultimately decided it was time to go back to the drawing board. Do you think switching to the golds works?

I am almost finished this, it is a beaded flag as part of a series. I love the beading but I am not convinced by how I have done the flower. It felt like it needed more detail than beads but now they look to disconnected. Am I over thinking it? What should I do instead? Should I just keep going? Is it the colours that are the problem?

Any advice would be appreciated