Icicle yarn.
I don't remember what Laurie called this yarn.
Boucle yarn.
I also don't remember what Laurie called this yarn.
Peppermints and dyed red Navaho Churro lock yarn. (Peacock feather yarn on the side.)
Some of Laurie's feather yarn.
Wool lock yarn. Most is Coopworth, but she has some Shetland (the brown on the left hand side on the first picture of the lock yarn) and some Navaho Churro (not pictured.)
Two of Laurie's shawls made from her yarn, The first is llama and the second Merino.Laurie has also made hardware yarn, q-tip yarn, drinking straw yarn and much more. Sorry I don't have any more pictures!
It was very helpful to see the last two photos, because I've always wondered if anyone DOES anything with that funky art yarn!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful! I would have never guessed you could make so many different types of yarn. I yes it is nice to see what you can actually do with this yarn.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing the photos Laura. Very inspiring work!
ReplyDeletePretty amazing stuff!
ReplyDeleteI have aspirations to make Art Yarn someday. I have to learn how to spin well enough first. Thanks for the inspiration!!
ReplyDeleteamazing. Thanks for the photos. So THAT's what I could do with all those nice, clean chicken feathers. But would I wear it?
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