The cupboard that takes the overflow. When visitors come I tell them its Pandora's box and they open at their own risk.
I have a project and needed the carder to mix just two handfuls of fibre. There it is, almost at the bottom, just under the green blanket. Actually I couldn't see it either but I found its handle! I valiantly burrowed through the pile (offcuts of handwoven fabric, bags of warp ends, yarn by the score, exciting projects started and left). I had the carder box out and on the floor. Wait! What's in that ... and down it all came.
So I decided it was the opportunity to retrieve a box of fabric from the bottom of the far right of the cupboard so I could make some bunting for wee Zoe's room. Did I find some treasures! More about that later, probably after Christmas cause I know otherwise Zoe's mum will tell her what's coming! But lets just say my daughter, the accountant, still has all the creations I made her.
So above is the compost heap of fleece, sliver, locks of mohair, silk sliver, bits of yarn etc and below are the three bats I put through the carder with just one pass.
And below is the sample of chunky spun, dare I say, art yarn. Its not as thick as I thought it would be so time to go try again.
I have a project and needed the carder to mix just two handfuls of fibre. There it is, almost at the bottom, just under the green blanket. Actually I couldn't see it either but I found its handle! I valiantly burrowed through the pile (offcuts of handwoven fabric, bags of warp ends, yarn by the score, exciting projects started and left). I had the carder box out and on the floor. Wait! What's in that ... and down it all came.
So I decided it was the opportunity to retrieve a box of fabric from the bottom of the far right of the cupboard so I could make some bunting for wee Zoe's room. Did I find some treasures! More about that later, probably after Christmas cause I know otherwise Zoe's mum will tell her what's coming! But lets just say my daughter, the accountant, still has all the creations I made her.
So above is the compost heap of fleece, sliver, locks of mohair, silk sliver, bits of yarn etc and below are the three bats I put through the carder with just one pass.
And below is the sample of chunky spun, dare I say, art yarn. Its not as thick as I thought it would be so time to go try again.
Oh, what a sight for sore eyes. I have a closet like this. Except now I have more on the floor so visitors can't stay in the stash room that is no longer the spare bedroom.
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