Friday, July 10th, 2009 | Author:

Finally got what I needed done for lab this week. Eep and ugh.

Here’s some dyeing I’ve been squeezing in in the evenings.

Fiber

Tussah first…

An older colorway, in a new fiber, very different effect. Fascinating. Hard to photograph because it’s dark.

That Old Black Magic – 1oz x 2 – Combed Tussah Silk Top

That Old Black Magic

That Old Black Magic

Like a soft nudibranch, with delicate ruffled gills swaying in the currents…

Glossodoris – 1oz x 2 – Combed Tussah Silk Top

Glossodoris

Glossodoris

Some more Clun Forest, lovely downs wool with little to no luster. Deep red and almost black orchid flowers…

Deep Orchid – 4oz – Carded Clun Forest Roving

Deep Orchid

Deep Orchid

And finally, soft ripples of the current set reflections rippling, seaweed swaying, and fish scurrying for cover…

Tide Pool – 4oz – 80/20 Merino/Angora Combed Top

Tide Pool

Tide Pool

And that’s about it. Paper still on track for going out for review sometime next week.

I’ve got some Finn in a new colorway “Flabellina” (or “Spanish Shawl” if you prefer) drying, some more finn waiting to be dryed, and a few ideas to be made real.

~The Gnome
Mapleman

Category: roving
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4 Responses

  1. 1
    naomi 

    The tidepool looks lovely.

  2. 2
    heather 

    verrrrrrrrry purdy

  3. 3
    Hollis 

    That tide pool is gorgeous. As is the nudibranch inspired tussah. Heh. I said nudibranch :)

  4. 4
    Will 

    Just tell me it’s a sea slug, and I’m all over it.

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