Dyeing this week, which means at least another week to ten days of sorting, winding, twisting, grouping, labelling, photographing, describing and listing. I no longer announce shop updates, but I’ll be quietly adding these into the shop in the next week or two, if all goes well.
It’s a lot of work, and it takes a while to sort through. Just as well I enjoy every bit of it. There are some really pretty colours this time.
Lucky me, I get to choose some of the leftovers – all the odd yards that aren’t needed for a full skein. Just right for a line of daily stitching.
Apparently we have hot weather on the way here in the UK so I’ll be in a darkened room somewhere trying to stay cool. Enjoy your weekend if you like it hot 😎
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Such beautiful threads Karen!💙💙💙
thanks Pam, it will be difficult to part with some of them. But then I don’t *need* more thread 😆
Luscious colors!
some really pretty ones, yes. Always amazes me. Pure chemistry!
Those thread colors are so beautiful and lucky you to have some scraps to use. Stay Cool.
I dread the summer, I don’t tolerate heat at all well. It will be cold again before we know it 😎
Those colours are so beautiful
always a nice surprise to see what comes out
Gorgeous colors and textures!
thank you, always a surprise 😊
You always do nice colours, not just this time! 😄 I find it far easier to warm up than to cool down. I’m glad we have the changing seasons though, I couldn’t live somewhere where it’s hot for months and then perhaps wet for a bit.
ha thank you 😊 yes, much easier to put more clothes on to get warmer, but there’s only so many you can decently take off (in public at least!) to cool down
I love our seasons too though. The best thing about summer is that autumn is coming 🙂
Our cold house (a real trial in winter!) is a blessing when the weather is like this. I hope your darkened room is cool enough!
Managing ok so far! Our last house was very cold, with a tiny north facing garden that got an hour of sun per day (if it was lucky, and only for 6 weeks of the year). The back of our current house is south facing and SO hot…