Left to right, they are:
1. Winter's Candy Cane from Puff the Magic Rabbit. I was thinking socks when I bought this, but now I'm considering a hat and mittens instead. The yarn is a superwash but it's 100% merino so it may make a better hat than socks.
2. Another Puff the Magic Rabbit yarn called Christmas Tree Lights. I am head over heels in love with this yarn! It really does look a Christmas tree lit up with multicolored lights. It's gorgeous, it sparkles, and it's what drew me into Puff the Magic Rabbit's booth. I'd already decided that I was too hot and cranky, and I'd spent too much money and I wasn't buying anything else. But Sarah pointed out Winter's Candy Cane (she knew I wanted to knit another pair of Christmas socks) and Christmas Tree Lights was next to the Candy Cane.... I have no idea what I'll knit with this but what ever the yarn turns into, it will be for me and I will love it.
3. Twizzelfoot in the Harmony Moss colorway from Mountain Colors. Its merino wool & silk fiber content make it incredibly soft and I just love the mossy green color. I'm looking forward to seeing how it knits up. Again, I have no idea what I'll use this yarn for but most likely it will be a shawl or scarf.
Lovely yarns . . . all three! (And it does look exactly like a Christmas tree, lit up with colorful lights.) :-)
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ReplyDeleteYou have excellent taste in yarn! Thank you for providing the link to Puff the Magic Rabbit; I may need some Christmas Tree Lights for myself!
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love the name of the yarn dyer!! too cute, and you did such a great job of buying some lovely wool additions.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful yarns my friend.
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