so, i did say that i would get to why i needed roving so here it is. I MADE YARN!!!!!!! yes, the wild child has learned to spin. most of my yarn still looks like a curly coiled mess, but its getting there.

Ta Da! its very much an “art yarn”, and will never be knit up, but its still pretty awesome
and here is the bonus shot of me making the yarn. i won’t go into the details of it, but basically my yarn is (relatively) even because i tear my roving into thin strips and just spin those, instead of thinning out the fiber from a big handful.
the last week i’ve developed another satellite hobby to knitting, making stitchmarkers
(sorry about all of the blurry pictures, it seems that crafty energy takes away from photographic energy) this is the latest set i’ve made. my markers are unique because instead of a solid ring that you place on the needles they are flexible wire, so they hang down comfortable when working instead of being pushed up by the knitting, and can flex to fit a variety of needle sizes
and there is just one last thing, it was a pretty simple garter stitch ipod case for a friend’s birthday, but it did involve a foray into the unknown land where only one needle is required ( and it isn’t even a sharp one you can defend yourself with)
i am totally in love with crocheted button covers! they looks so cute and you can make buttons that match PERFECTLY. i used this really awesome tutorial at crochet me. ( check out the rest of the patterns while you’re there. they almost make me want to become a hooker)




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