So, the overview of all ten:

And the close-ups:




I'm going to do each one with different stitches in the middle so I don't get bored and because it's good practice.
And here's the product of three hour's spinning last night. The lace flyer and I have successfully bonded. This is I-don't-know-how-many yards of 145 wpi merino/silk singles. This should ply up to about 75 wpi two-ply, which will be knitted into lace at some point.

Not quite froghair, but getting close. Don't you just love the term froghair?
1 comment:
Wow!
Every time you post photos of your work I am amazed and speechless. Truly beautiful!!! Thanks for sharing the photos.
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