
First I dyed some white roving into beachy colors using commercial food coloring I bought at Smart and Final.
Then I spun up the yarn starting with with the sand colors and progressed to the sea and sky so when it is knit or crocheted, it should make somewhat of a landscape.

I plied the yarn with holographic metallic thread that I had strung with small shells I got in Hawaii recently. (That took a LONG time!)
I'm really happy with the results! the stats: 80 yards, 3.5 oz.
Makes me want to go back to Hawaii though!
4 comments:
That's so beautiful!!
that is amazing. just found your blog and I'm glad I did! ;)
I'm totally behind, but I really adore the wee shells in the yarn. Lovely. Clever spinner.
Thanks!
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