Virtual Yarns Hebridean 2ply fanned out on the table that Jeff recently made after laboring over it for months, the post & beam table, that which has made me seriously proud of him, he’s such an amazing artisan with wood!
Virtual Yarns Hebridean 2ply fanned out on the table that Jeff recently made after laboring over it for months, the post & beam table, that which has made me seriously proud of him, he’s such an amazing artisan with wood!
Beautifully Done! Love the yarn shade archive. The new table is SO beautiful and I can’t believe you moved that!!!
Hi Jen ! Thanks so much…. the table top itself had to be ‘slid’ from workshop , across the dirt road, into the house, over three leap-frogging saw-horses with wool blankets on top to cushion and lessen the friction. HEAVY ! Post & beam table for a post & beam house… Jeff had real vision!
So much beautiful stuff! Iooooovvveee the table! Beautiful workmanship and it fits the space spectacularly. And all the wonderful virtual yarn. This new topic about yarn is so much fun. The only thing better than playing with my own yarn is seeing someone else’s yarn!!!
I was just so looking forward to your post Carol, because we can share the Hebridean Yarn shade card experience ! I’ll tell Jeff you loooovvveee his table. 🙂 xxx
I love my shade card and I’m only waiting to place my blue order on finding the blue wool that I want to use to make my new winter suit. I just haven’t found the right one yet. I also love that the strands in my shade card are long enough to really tell if the yarn would work in the design I want to knit. It is surprisingly bigger than Jamieson’s and, Jamieson and Smiths yarns which can be used interchangeably. This something I wouldn’t have known without my gifted shade card!
Yes, it is a little bigger. Though I still think it is all interchangeable pretty well, given one checks gauge. 🙂
Which blues are you considering?
Kelpie, Storm Petrel or Mara as my major color for the Beret. It will all depend on the navy I pick for my new suit. I like the Folkwear Pattern Traveling Suit. the part under the jacket is not skirt but a jumper. The whole outfit needs eleven yards so I am hunting for a bargin price as well as a yummy fabric in a color I like. I will find it eventually.
A whole lovely ensemble you are making ! I love, love, love Folkwear patterns too, and have quite a few of them! I want to make the Walking Skirt.
Beautiful yarns – a riot of colour. The table is wonderful. Can you imagine the meals and fun times around it with family and friends.
Yes, I can imagine! Jeff made it extra big for such occasions, but for now, I can’t seem to help myself from sprawling out with all my busy things of the day. 🙂
What an amazing range of colors! How nice (and inspiring) to have them all :). Looking forward to “reading” your yarn library.
Hi Bonnie… well, I guess I don’t intend to drag out every messy skein and present it here, more that I want to take a good look at my ‘stash’ and ask myself ‘why do I have this’, ‘do I still want to use it?’ and the like. I may really intend to do this with newer yarn acquisitions. Maybe Italian ! 🙂
Wow, what a wonderful assortment of colors and texture! I love the photos, and would love to see them in person. You are so lucky to have such gorgeous woodwork to show them off on, too. Great post, looking forward to seeing more. You know how it is with Yarnies, we love to see and touch yarns of all kinds!
Hello Martha, this table Jeff made is certainly a lovely new aspect of Yarnings , and I am planning to make it a platform on which to photograph and video tutorials ~~ “Tips From The Table” I am going to call it ! What do you think? 🙂