
Once upon a time I purchased 5 skeins of
Rowan 4 Ply Soft to make a sweater to go with the cute daisy skirt I made last Spring. Unfortunately, I didn't have the fabric with me when I was shopping and the wool purchased - while lovely was too pink.

Thanks to the magic that is Ravelry and a Monday holiday, I photographed and inventoried all my fiber. Since I was no longer sure what this pink yarn wanted to become - I listed it under the "Will Trade or Sell"
header.
Low and behold, I got a couple of messages. One lot of fiber I sold and the other - this one - I traded. This is what I got in exchange. This lovely pink
Sundara sock yarn. This is destined to become a pair of socks for me. Apparently I am only allowed to have pink hand knit socks.

This grey
Regia sock yarn is destined to become a pair of
earl grey sock designed by
Stephanie (otherwise known as the Yarn Harlot). I think these will be a nice change from the boring rib socks I usually make for JB - because nothing breaks up boredom like endless stockinette and cables :)
Tonight is knitting at
Great Yarns! look for finished object pictures later in the week.
What a novel idea - utilizing Ravelry. I need to do that...
ReplyDeleteLove the polka dots in the other post too. ;)
Cool trade!
ReplyDeleteGotta love Ravelry.
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