When I bought this hand-dyed roving several months ago, I was drawn to it because it reminded me of that campground (and river, specifically) I just posted about recently. Now that I've just been there and have finished my last spinning project, I decided it was time to turn this roving into yarn. This is 4 oz. of BFL (Blue-faced Leicester, the breed of sheep the wool is from) mixed with a little silk. I love spinning BFL, especially with some silk thrown in. A follow-up post to come, once I've finished plying, skeining, and setting!
for some time, a romantic era dwelt
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in reply to @HorseArchivist's post:
my synesthesia finds these images of this yarn delicious tbh, both the colors and textures are gorgeous
i was just coming here to comment that this looks so good to eat! same hat