When I think of Girl Child in mittens in these colors, it reminds me of that song by New Edition! 
Hubby says, I’m showing my age, lol!
Funny how these colors remind me of her legwarmers. Coincidental?
I finished this off yesterday along with the alpaca spindle spun singles too. I wanted this spin to ply a little tighter for a pair of mittens with less pilling. I was expecting the skein to dry with a little leftover twist to spare.
The skein itself still evened out pretty well after I washed it though. Wondering if that was supposed to happen…
Okay. But, really? Enough is enough. I think my procrastination has hit an all time high now.
Must.
Knit.
On.
That.
Hat.
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That looks gorgeous girl! I love the colors … I’m still plugging away at the same fiber but hope to be finished by the weekend so I can get it plied. I have too many braids in my stash that are begging to be spun.
Thank you, Tina!
I wish I could say the same. I still have some stash left. But not enough. And what I do have is neutral. So, I either need to get some Kool-Aid packets or get to some retail therapy…Quick.
Great colours!
Thanks!
Wow. That’s rainbowy. From the photos you’ve shown of your little girl’s wardrobe, I’m sure a hat made from it will fit right in.
It really would. I just go with whatever I’ve spun and it usually matches something she has, lol.
Well, if nothing else, it sure gives her teachers a kick.
Woo! That’s some happy yarn right there. Love it. I have a happy-bright spin going now too. Less than 2 ounces to spin (out of 12), and then I can ply ply ply!
12 ounces!! Good Lawd, Woman!
I love “candy girl”. it’s fun and girly and all I can think of when I look at it is:
“candy girl, you look so sweet,
candy girl, you’re a special treeeeeeat”
LOLOL!!! I guess I’m showing my age too!!!
ROFL!! YES!!
Thankfully, online it doesn’t matter what age we are…the screen NEVER tells.
True dat!