Showing posts with label Malabrigo Rasta. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Malabrigo Rasta. Show all posts

Sunday, November 16, 2014

From This:



(This had been in a hank, but a certain feline got to it and had too much fun.)

To this:



To ?

I don't know yet. A generous friend brought me this yarn from Santa Fe but I don't know how much there is; my husband and I measured some out and weighed it, then weighed the whole amount to determine the yardage. I didn't write it down because I would remember, only I don't. I think it was somewhere around 400 yards. I don't know the fiber content but I suspect twisted and untwisted 100% wool. A burn test is in the works.

Now I will search through Ravelry to find the best pattern for it. The colors are pretty true in the photo, sort of pastel Santa Fe-ish colors, my favorites.  


At last Thursday's knit night I made this cowl:



from Malabrigo Rasta.  Easy, easy, easy!  And the yarn is the softest, a joy to work with.

Friday, December 3, 2010

Four Cowls, Five Cowls

This fourth cowl is made from yarns I bought several years ago, the oldest from SAFF three years ago. The skein had only 94 yards on it, and I couldn't figure out what to use it for. Then I bought a mohair boucle yarn and decided to use that with it, along with some Kidsilk Aura in a camel color.
A close up of the three yarns knit together:


And with the fourth cowl is the fifth cowl (from Malabrigo Rasta, Indiecita colorway):


I may be obsessed....