We look forward to sharing and showing, especially since we had seen each other since December. This was Susan who was spinning this Icelandic wool. |
She had chosen to knit her first accomplishment into this lovely shawl. |
Penny presented her handspun 'bits and pieces' skeins, which she calls "artsy" yarns! Lots of sparkle and glitz! |
Here is another one of Penny's skeins--super fun and funky! |
Here is a knitted scarf that Penny produced with one of those fun skeins of handspun. |
Why the camera doesn't like red?!! anyway, cool shot up close. |
Penny also had this lovely handwoven towel to present--it's cottonlin yarn set at 20 epi--just a nice soft feel. |
She also had this handwoven scarf--I especially liked the edge treatment. |
Scharine had taken John Marshall workshop that was held in Houston recently and she brought her samples (we can't call them 'samples'!!) |
Up close and personal |
Another sample that Scharine produced--outstanding is all I can say! |
Hemp fabric with indigo dye |
This is Japanese bag pattern that Scharine uses to carry her 'goodies'! |
Dottie, our hostess, showed off her 2012 Christmas cards--clever, clever! Our WSW group had ikat study project through 2012 and Dottie was one of those who had finished her project. |
It was so nice to see the WSW group again--good meeting with lots of inspiration and special people. Thank you for posting Cheryl!
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