
Above is a
sampling of the yarns that I have spun over the past few days. They are now hanging in the shop.
Lindt (finally remembered what I had named her!), is most definitely pregnant and due any time. I took this photo with the intentions of putting it on my blog on Saturday. She decided that
the nesting box was not good enough for her. I put newspapers in to block the wind from below and put a light on the area where she has started a nest. Since it rained this weekend, I took out
the damp papers and gave her s
ome paper towels to play with. Her nest is now much taller than the box and has paper towels in it as well. She cleaned her whole cage! Hop
e she delivers soon and has live babies. The alternative is too depressing.

While my sister Paula was here, we felted bags and finished some that I have had hanging around
for a while now. The blue/pink one at the bottom started out as a vase. This is much nicer.

A few of us have tried out
nuno felting and
variations on it. This neck warmer started out significantly larger. It is my favorite among
the pieces that I did. Some of the other projects turned out really well. I plan to take better photos of them and post them.
Anyhow, I am now ready to list a date for
nuno felting. It will probably be in February, unless I get an earlier request.
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