N-Ewes from Hopeful Shetlands

Tuesday, December 11, 2007

Spun Yarn



Months ago, Bill asked me if I could possibly knit a lace blanket for him from his shetland yarn. At the time I was unable to do so so, but Jean from Huntsville, who grew up in the Shetland Isles was able to do it for him and a photo of the blanket is here. It took a long time to knit, as it is done in sections, but is made in such a way that there are no seams or sewing together of the pieces. I think it turned out beautifully and will be given to Bill shortly. It is a dull rainy day here, and the 6-8 inches of snow recieved a week ago is gradully fading away to slush. The last group of sheep to be bred are in the barn now with Duncan and all that is left to do is wait for spring and the little ones. What a change for me, I actually planned lambs this year, instead of all the surprises that I have gotten over the last two years. Could this possibly mean that I am getting organized? One can only hope.

1 Comments:

  • Michele!

    It is beautiful!! I am so happy with it! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!

    Claire, my nephew's daughter ... and their next baby will be thrilled with this family heirloom!

    Bill

    By Blogger Bill Stearman, at 6:38 PM  

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