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Nice knitting, well done socks!

Thanks, I've been knitting for years. Just learn how to knit with 2 yarns to do color patterns. I found this yarn and thought it would be perfect for the peafowl. Thinking of entering them in the county fair this summer.

Just finished my peacock mittens.

I've made thrummed mittens but never a hat with thrummed ear flaps. Great idea. Where did you get the pattern?

I have a Ashford wheel and use Koolaid to dye the wool. Mixing can give you alot of different colors. I buy of my roving from E-bay, also got my wheel there. My next step is to get hand cards to start with a raw fleece.Posey I really like your enterlac shaw!! Nice work!

I've been knitting socks with my own spun and dyed yarn.

I'll give it a try, thanks

NIce job! I suffer from color change envy. I just can't get it. I knit to tightly. I need to loosen up.

AngieChick thats a great looking sock. I can't seem to get fair isle. Your beautiful work has inspired me to give it anorther try.

Herbandteas, I bought the yarn from Simply Socks http://www.simplysockyarn.com/servlet/StoreFront

I like using cables with socks. It makes for a better fit. They are designed to trap body heat, warmer socks. I really like making aran patterns and gansey sweaters too. The history behind traditional knitting is very interesting.

JennsPeeps , I recently discovered the Malabrigo merino yarn. It is fantastic yarn. I'm working on some socks with their new super washed sock yarn. I hope you find your other slipper. I bet they're nice and warm.

I love those felted slippers! Where did you get the pattern?

Thanks for the kudos on the mittens. It's a good excuse to use wool. Merino is the best.

Hi all you knitters. I'm working on a knit from the top down Aran snowshoe sweater. I got the pattern from Blackberry Ridge. Also been making thrummed mittens to sell at the craft fairs.