fluff metamorphosis
This is the yarn Scott made on Saturday from fiber fluff brought from home:
This is how the back end of my car looked midway through the weekend in Maine:
This is the pretty yarn that resulted from Scott spinning some of that bag of fluff in the top left corner of the trunk picture:
This is Jesse's first bobbin spun from the same cloud of fluff:
And this is the spinning wheel he's in the process of building from K'nex.
It's modeled after a Majacraft Little Gem. You can read more about it at Jesse's new blog, The Builder Blog, where we'll display more of his creations as we get around to taking pictures and videos of them in action. Our Rube Goldberg machine will be posted there next week!
This is how the back end of my car looked midway through the weekend in Maine:
This is the pretty yarn that resulted from Scott spinning some of that bag of fluff in the top left corner of the trunk picture:
This is Jesse's first bobbin spun from the same cloud of fluff:
And this is the spinning wheel he's in the process of building from K'nex.
It's modeled after a Majacraft Little Gem. You can read more about it at Jesse's new blog, The Builder Blog, where we'll display more of his creations as we get around to taking pictures and videos of them in action. Our Rube Goldberg machine will be posted there next week!
posted by livnletlrn at 4:11 PM
3 Comments:
I want to tell you that we so enjoyed the company of Leah and Emma while we sat at the NETA Greeters' table last Sat. afternoon. They are an inspiring couple of young girls.
Jean/Bridgewater
Hi there - thanks for the comment on my blog! ::Waves back at fellow CT knitter: I'm so jealous you got to go to the Maine event! Have a great weekend!
Did you leave anyone behind to make room for all that great stuff? Green with envy in snowy, white Minnesota. I'll have Hockeyboy check out Jesse's blog. He'll love it!
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