Ah, I remember the sweet smell of cherry blossoms! It's so wonderful to see what's happening on the opposite side of the Earth! Gorgeous roving, BTW~ I can't wait to see it all spun up!
Spring. How oddly that rings in my head. I was expecting you to say, "Happy Easter!" And had to stop and remember that it's only leaves that are inverted between us, not holidays. How lovely that you get to smell the blossoms. But I am anxious for the quiet time, the nesting time of Autumn. The roving is, of course, beautiful.
Dear Baa-Me Kniits, This is a Nectarine tree, it is in full bloom, I can't wait for the fruit to start forming:) Thanks about the roving colours:) I did buy the Alpaca in bulk, we have a mill a few hours away from where we live. xo Linda
Oh my Linda the roving is beautiful. Spring has nearly sprung here too - a few buds have opened on our lemon tree..there would be more but the wee girl keeps picking them off while i am not looking!
Great spring colours. Hope you don't suffer from allergies.
ReplyDeleteLove those colors! Happy spring!
ReplyDeleteOh gosh that is pretty!
ReplyDeleteAh, I remember the sweet smell of cherry blossoms! It's so wonderful to see what's happening on the opposite side of the Earth! Gorgeous roving, BTW~
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to see it all spun up!
The Sitting Tree,
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, it's going into my Etsy shop:)
xo
Linda
I was just going to ask if this was for sale! BEAUTIFUL roving - love the spring colors.
ReplyDeleteWarmly,
Mari-Ann
happy spring!!! ;) the roving is gorgeous. must have taken you a while to make that spiral...i love it!
ReplyDeleteDear Mari-Ann
ReplyDeleteThank you so much! It has already sold after being on the shop for 2 hours:) I will be dyeing up more tomorrow:)
xo
Linda
Dear Rae,
Thank you my dear friend:) It did take me a long time to wind that spiral, the process was wonderful though:)
xo
Linda
Happy sring!
ReplyDeletein the summer we are laughing at us: it's pouring!
That pretty whirlwind ...!
ooooh pencil roving! Do you buy that in bulk? You have dyed it lovely colours!
ReplyDeleteIs that a nectarine tree? Our blossoms haven't come out yet as we are just getting winter now :-)
Spring. How oddly that rings in my head. I was expecting you to say, "Happy Easter!" And had to stop and remember that it's only leaves that are inverted between us, not holidays. How lovely that you get to smell the blossoms. But I am anxious for the quiet time, the nesting time of Autumn. The roving is, of course, beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI don't think I could bring myself to use that beautiful roving. I would have to keep it as art :-)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful tree and beautiful roving - I love the colors!!!
ReplyDeleteHappy Spring!
xo
Beth
Dear Baa-Me Kniits,
ReplyDeleteThis is a Nectarine tree, it is in full bloom, I can't wait for the fruit to start forming:) Thanks about the roving colours:) I did buy the Alpaca in bulk, we have a mill a few hours away from where we live.
xo
Linda
Oh my Linda the roving is beautiful. Spring has nearly sprung here too - a few buds have opened on our lemon tree..there would be more but the wee girl keeps picking them off while i am not looking!
ReplyDeleteWe've been having a blast tie dying here. Lots of colorful t-shirts. I just love color. Lots of color in the spring after a dull brown/grey winter!
ReplyDeleteAll of these photos is just amazing. The colors of your yarn is exquisite, and that last photo is so cool.
ReplyDeleteHappy Spring to you in South Africa. Let's hope that means Autumn is heading my way. It's so hot here. Your yarn is beautiful. Enjoy.
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