 Next thing I knew the skeins were on the swift and spinning around on the ball winder.   And before I could say "hand-dyed wool", it was all wound into neat little balls, and had leaped onto my favorite needles.
Next thing I knew the skeins were on the swift and spinning around on the ball winder.   And before I could say "hand-dyed wool", it was all wound into neat little balls, and had leaped onto my favorite needles. Upon counting the skeins, I discovered to my delight that I had enough to make a sweater for me.  It is some of Jane's old handdyed Peruvian wool, worsted weight in a colorway called old jeans.  And the best part is just a hint of shading to give it a slight kettle-dyed look.
 Upon counting the skeins, I discovered to my delight that I had enough to make a sweater for me.  It is some of Jane's old handdyed Peruvian wool, worsted weight in a colorway called old jeans.  And the best part is just a hint of shading to give it a slight kettle-dyed look.  So far I have  10 1/2 inches of the back done.  This will be my first sweater made in pieces that will need to be sewn together.
So far I have  10 1/2 inches of the back done.  This will be my first sweater made in pieces that will need to be sewn together. I love it. 
 
 
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