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| Sarah Stine/Ruby’s Daughter Plum Beautiful, hand dyed single of merino/tussah silk, plied with a commercial dyed plum merino single. |
Julie/Hey Julie | Mallory J/Ply in the Sky Foreverglades - Alligator and pond leaf charms |
Cyndy/River Rim Hand dyed and handspun merino, plied with silk spun from a hankie, and strung with beads. |
Cindy Cole/Studio Loo Optic Fantastic |
Jen L./MonkeyKnits 100% Rambouillet wool Hand-dyed roving, Navajo plied |
Leslie Shelor/Greenberry House
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Elodie Dommanget/Filofee My favorite yarn spun with soft bamboo fiber and ceramic strawberries! |
Jessie Driscoll | Julie O'Neil/Flawful Fibers & Yarns |
Hannah Pittman | Shoo Shoo Fontaine/Southern Charm Alpacas This was a 100 percent silk blouse from the thrift store that I cut up and spun. |
Natasha Fialkov/luxe Mercy has a ton of different fibers crazy carded together and then scraps of felt strung onto nylon thread and plied in for texture. |
Flore Kedemos/Tricotin Nid (nest in French) is a single hand dyed Australian Merino hand carded with hand cut lurex. |
Stacey Budge/UrbanGypZ Handspun Flutterby Hand painted merino wool plied with sparkly varigated nylon weaver's yarn and cotton crochet yarn strung with fabric iridescent butterfly wings. |
Amanda Jones/VenusArt This is Hysterical Yarns Doris Day Handspun Yarn |
Erin Suliak Iskra |
Elle/VinageK She Travels.... Black merino with glitz spun in. Vintage glam is added to this skein with lots of ribbons and traveling cut outs. |
Joanne Seiff "Kool-Aid's Best Use." It's a commentary on the dyes in our food! This is a worsted to bulky weight, Navajo plied bombyx silk, hand-dyed with several colors of Kool-Aid. |
Carrie Wood/Handmade Chocolate Surprise Scrappy singles spun from Merino scraps with bits of felt and yarn, and a burgundy silk thread carried along. |
Spinners were asked to submit their handspun images of any kind of for the first Yarn Museum show. Submissions no longer being accepted, but please submit to other shows! Info...
Here you'll see the entries for the Anything Goes Show. Enjoy!
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