
into this

by way of this

thanks to this.
When I saw Stephanie's post about a spontaneous hat I knew that was what my handspun wanted to be.
It was my first actual cable project too, so I can cross that one off my list.
And I think I even have enough yarn left for a scarf.
3 comments:
Ah, wonderful! Isn't that great! That yarn is beautiful - and handspun, how cool. I need to learn.
Hey is that the roving I sent you!! Great in the hat. I just finished a SPM One Row Handspun Scarf. 4 oz - 288 yards - cast on 38 stitches made a (unblocked) 10x56" scarf.
Wow! That hat is amazing. I love that you included the pictorial progression.
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