Author Archives: ErinML
Spring is Here!
and the new batts and rovings are beginning to arrive. Here is a new color, “Betty Prior”, a delightful combo of reddish pinks and purples with a touch of orange tossed in. The batts are light and fluffy–easy to spin … Continue reading
Winter in Northern California
While some of you might be digging out, here we are watching the rain fall and seeing our late winter flowers bloom. Narcissus and Helleborus are popping up, and while not to rub it in, the Meyer Lemon is loaded! … Continue reading
Doesn't Everyone….
dry their fiber in their dining room? Or breakfast nook? When it’s dyeing and drying time here, fiber can end up almost anywhere (closest to the heater) especially in the winter. In the spring and summer, it all goes outside … Continue reading
Chill Chaser
This luxurious hand dyed cowl was knitted up with just a half a skein of Bungalow Farm’s Angora Blizzard (85% German Angora/15% Merino Wool). The cowl weighs less than one oz., or 27 grams to be exact. Easy and quick, … Continue reading
Back to Ontario
One day, Leslie took me to the St. Jacobs Farmers Market. It’s huge and surrounded by farms and dairies. You can get just about anything here. Here are a few shots of the many fruits and vegetables offered at the … Continue reading
Rhinebeck
Rhinebeck was amazing. I have never seen anything quite like it. The booths and aisles were packed with people all day on Saturday. I ran into many old friends, including the infamous Marcy! The Fall colors were outstanding! IAGARB had … Continue reading