Comments for Woolthing http://www.woolthing.com/blog Thu, 24 Jun 2010 01:56:31 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 Comment on Traveling Alone by Judi (JGR) http://www.woolthing.com/blog/?p=742&cpage=1#comment-246 Judi (JGR) Thu, 24 Jun 2010 01:56:31 +0000 http://www.woolthing.com/blog/?p=742#comment-246 Followed you here from Ravelry and I have to say you are my kind of traveler. I travel by myself quite a bit, not necessarily by choice, but I enjoy it. And I would have joined you on that walk in a flash. Followed you here from Ravelry and I have to say you are my kind of traveler. I travel by myself quite a bit, not necessarily by choice, but I enjoy it. And I would have joined you on that walk in a flash.

]]> Comment on The Damnable Scarf Revisited by Maggi http://www.woolthing.com/blog/?p=154&cpage=1#comment-237 Maggi Fri, 18 Dec 2009 16:15:27 +0000 http://www.woolthing.com/blog/?p=154#comment-237 Just saw this movie on HBO yesterday and was captivated by the scarf instead of all the CGI. Any chance of publishing a pattern on Ravelry? Just saw this movie on HBO yesterday and was captivated by the scarf instead of all the CGI. Any chance of publishing a pattern on Ravelry?

]]> Comment on The Saga continues. by Jenny http://www.woolthing.com/blog/?p=715&cpage=1#comment-236 Jenny Wed, 02 Dec 2009 16:04:17 +0000 http://www.woolthing.com/blog/?p=715#comment-236 Hey there, Janet! I found your lovely blog while searching for the answer to an alpaca question that I have. Your yarn looks just gorgeous and the beastie that provided it is quite handsome herself. I am wondering if you hand carded this wool, and if so could you please tell me what size carders (72 point or 108 point) you used. I have just received a magnificent gift of a massive garbage bag full of various alpaca wool, including some baby fleece. My problem is that I don't have carders yet, so I'm looking for some advice. Thanks a lot, Jenny Hey there, Janet! I found your lovely blog while searching for the answer to an alpaca question that I have. Your yarn looks just gorgeous and the beastie that provided it is quite handsome herself.

I am wondering if you hand carded this wool, and if so could you please tell me what size carders (72 point or 108 point) you used. I have just received a magnificent gift of a massive garbage bag full of various alpaca wool, including some baby fleece. My problem is that I don’t have carders yet, so I’m looking for some advice.

Thanks a lot,
Jenny

]]> Comment on Obsessions by Elizabeth http://www.woolthing.com/blog/?p=40&cpage=1#comment-235 Elizabeth Tue, 24 Nov 2009 20:29:38 +0000 http://www.woolthing.com/blog/?p=40#comment-235 I was just given a spinning wheel and it needs some repairs so I was looking through the internet and I found yours. It is very similar, I was wondering, that is a band that goes around the wheel and up to the bobbin correct? Where do you think I could get a replacement one? I was just given a spinning wheel and it needs some repairs so I was looking through the internet and I found yours. It is very similar, I was wondering, that is a band that goes around the wheel and up to the bobbin correct? Where do you think I could get a replacement one?

]]> Comment on Traveling Alone by tammy http://www.woolthing.com/blog/?p=742&cpage=1#comment-229 tammy Sun, 23 Aug 2009 01:03:00 +0000 http://www.woolthing.com/blog/?p=742#comment-229 I absolutely understand the draw of travelling alone. It's so much easier to get done what YOU want to get done and when you want to do it too. Mind you, it's nice to meet up with folks during that time, you know for food & such, and then wander off on your own again. It's sort of soothing really. :) I absolutely understand the draw of travelling alone. It’s so much easier to get done what YOU want to get done and when you want to do it too. Mind you, it’s nice to meet up with folks during that time, you know for food & such, and then wander off on your own again. It’s sort of soothing really. :)

]]> Comment on A Bat in the Belfry … by mirlimirli http://www.woolthing.com/blog/?p=734&cpage=1#comment-228 mirlimirli Mon, 17 Aug 2009 11:50:00 +0000 http://www.woolthing.com/blog/?p=734#comment-228 as above as above

]]> Comment on A Bat in the Belfry … by mirlimirli http://www.woolthing.com/blog/?p=734&cpage=1#comment-227 mirlimirli Mon, 17 Aug 2009 11:47:47 +0000 http://www.woolthing.com/blog/?p=734#comment-227 no bats but a snake on our doorstep ,we attached a bell to our back door to remind us that the brown snake liked to sun itself on our step, the bell always sent it on its way before we stepped out. Brown snakes are the not the prettiest but are quite dangerous here in Australia, never the less we never had a problem with them. no bats but a snake on our doorstep ,we attached a bell to our back door to remind us that the brown snake liked to sun itself on our step, the bell always sent it on its way before we stepped out. Brown snakes are the not the prettiest but are quite dangerous here in Australia, never the less we never had a problem with them.

]]> Comment on The Saga continues. by tammy http://www.woolthing.com/blog/?p=715&cpage=1#comment-203 tammy Sat, 25 Jul 2009 06:10:43 +0000 http://www.woolthing.com/blog/?p=715#comment-203 She's lovely and your spun fibre is gorgeous. :) I really like all her different colours. Sort of a calico Alpaca! Now, what will it become? LOL She’s lovely and your spun fibre is gorgeous. :) I really like all her different colours. Sort of a calico Alpaca! Now, what will it become? LOL

]]> Comment on Finding My Own Cadence by tammy http://www.woolthing.com/blog/?p=704&cpage=1#comment-202 tammy Fri, 24 Jul 2009 23:34:24 +0000 http://www.woolthing.com/blog/?p=704#comment-202 Oh my! That is gorgeous. Nom, nom, nom! Oh my! That is gorgeous. Nom, nom, nom!

]]> Comment on We Can Rebuild it. by tammy http://www.woolthing.com/blog/?p=687&cpage=1#comment-200 tammy Sat, 18 Jul 2009 02:08:54 +0000 http://www.woolthing.com/blog/?p=687#comment-200 Um, just wow! Your endurance is amazing, 1400 yards of plied yarn? Wow. It's gorgeous looking stuff too. :) Um, just wow! Your endurance is amazing, 1400 yards of plied yarn? Wow. It’s gorgeous looking stuff too. :)

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