As promised, more fiber! Yay!

I will try to get them into the shop tonight when I get home.

Blurbs are… a bit lacking, brain drain from paper writing.

Haven’t decided for sure which will get mailed to the brick and mortar store.

First, the Wensleydale. Rather fond of these.

Burning Bright. Again. I debated calling this something else. I loved the tiger-type markings on the last one, they were nicely evocative and made a good allusion. But these were what I was aiming for in terms of depth of color. These… glow.

Burning Bright – 4oz x2 – Combed Wensleydale Top

Season appropriate! It’s been very rainy here, but it will be worth it when things start to bloom. April showers, bring May flowers!

April Showers – 6oz – Combed Wensleydale Top

And here’s a fiber I rarely have much to do with. Superwash Merino. Woh. So very different in the way that it takes dye. Some effects are much easier in it, and some are a bloody nightmare. So, work with the fiber, right?

Another of an old standby, and the closest yet to the original, though a little shorter on green…

War for the Oaks – 4oz – Combed Superwash Merino Top

Another colorway you’ve seen before, less bright than the last, closer again to the original…

Into the Green – 4oz – Combed Superwash Merino Top

A new one, can you tell I like this method? It works very well with this fiber. One of my favorite flowers of summer, that comes in several varieties of varying shades…

Butterfly Bush – 4oz – Combed Superwash Merino Top

And with summer, comes birds! I like birds. (Yes, I’m in an odd mood, writing scientific papers can do that to you).

House Finch – 4.5 oz – Combed BFL Top

And finally, a colorway you’ve seen, in a very different fiber.

The River Rapid – 4oz – Combed Merino (not SW) Top

And that’s all for now, hope to have another fiber update this weekend.

Here’s a cousin of the creepy crawling fae that showed up a few days ago.

~The Gnome