ThePaintedTiger | March 27, 2009
Never thought I’d get to actually spinning this, did you? Well, here it goes. I discovered that my diz made this huge honking roving that was just way too huge to spin from directly (at least for me, and for trying to get the two color layers to be taken up somewhat evenly), so I [...]
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ThePaintedTiger | March 26, 2009
Ok, fiber folks, play along here!! Go here: Typealyzer and type in the URL of your blog. Report back with your results!!! It’s based on the Myers-Briggs personality test. Depending if you care for how that test works (and how much of your life you blog), you may or may not care for the results. Mine [...]
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ThePaintedTiger | March 25, 2009
Time to share what the March Transitions Club yarn looks like knit up. If you don’t wanna know, don’t click more! Here’s an example of how members received the yarn. Each Fillet was hand painted, and are different. (BTW, all these pictures are HUGE on my Flickr, so if you’d like to see more detail, [...]
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ThePaintedTiger | March 24, 2009
Here’s the part where I actually end up with roving!!! To catch you up….here’s where I left off. One batt of pale green, and another batt of pale blue, carded up on my Fancy Kitty Kitten drum carder. I ripped these both in half and set one half of each aside. Then I slowly fed [...]
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ThePaintedTiger | March 21, 2009
New hand dyed Superwash Merino Sock Yarn for you….in Tiger Twist, my smooshy bouncy shiny soft yet twisty and durable sock yarn!!! Purple Passion Blueberry Hill Rosie Nessie var addthis_pub = ‘ThePaintedTiger’; var addthis_language = ‘en’;var addthis_options = ‘email, favorites, digg, delicious, myspace, google, facebook, reddit, live, more’;
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ThePaintedTiger | March 17, 2009
New in the shop today! Princess Cake Blue Lagoon (a nice gradient from turquoise to stormy blues) Lavender Fields var addthis_pub = ‘ThePaintedTiger’; var addthis_language = ‘en’;var addthis_options = ‘email, favorites, digg, delicious, myspace, google, facebook, reddit, live, more’;
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ThePaintedTiger | March 12, 2009
Cranford Mitts Originally uploaded by probablyjane Gotta love the internet age….now fundraising goes international! Europe based MSF (Doctors Without Borders) is a great cause being supported by the UK based site P/HoP, which stands for Pennies per Hour of Pleasure. You may have heard of Doctors Without Borders and the tragedies of Darfur if you have [...]
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ThePaintedTiger | March 11, 2009
Ok, so I’m a little early on the St. Patrick’s thing, but this was too funny not to post right away!! This is NOT one of the ‘Greatest Hits’ that RiverChor is going to sing on Sunday (our version was very pretty, though!). var addthis_pub = ‘ThePaintedTiger’; var addthis_language = ‘en’;var addthis_options = ‘email, favorites, [...]
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ThePaintedTiger | March 10, 2009
Here’s the second half of that top I am working on. This time, the blue pile. This first picture is fairly accurate on color. You can see the ribbon of mohair being kinda shiny running down the top. One benefit to carding…..it gives you a chance to find and pick out the occasional sheep hair. [...]
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ThePaintedTiger | March 9, 2009
It’s been a while since I’ve done a Tiger Find, but this came across Twitter today and I absolutely had to share. This new Etsy shop, FBNPlastics, has a cup holder suitable for many spinning wheels, and all are cleverly designed to attach without damaging your wheel. Drink and spin with abandon!! var addthis_pub = ‘ThePaintedTiger’; [...]
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