Here is one luscious skein of Newport Rocks in Cashmere/Silk

The first week in December was a trunk show in Santa Barbara at Loop and Leaf, and the Santa Parade!

For lunch

While strolling around in the evening I found this amazing store everything
Bling
Look this is the
Tanglewood Caplet and Cardigan worked in beaded Yak and Silk I was
privileged to weave in the ends of this amazing garment

Then on the following Wed. I was at Jennifer Knits. This is the latest made using
Tanglewood Cashmere

Jennifer modeling this scarf

The ladies shopping at Jennifer Knits

The new owner of the skein above

The next weekend I was at Wild Fiber and here is a long time friend of Jan's visiting with me in Los Angeles

During the trunk show I finished this hat for a late Christmas gift for Don, Steven modeling

Mary bought this skein and then made this Neck Candy

then we had button madness! Natasha pulled out all her special buttons and we had a field day

Mary with her completed
Tanglewood project

Me with mine

My work space, note the basket

This is the contents, cat toys. Lily has taken to taking a mouth full of beads and then dropping them on the floor then playing with them, so now she has her own toy box

Mike has been using these finished gloves

Lily watching TV about Leopards

Cashmere and Silk brewing

It has been raining and raining, the only place to dry fiber here at
Tanglewood South is the kitchen

Dec. 18
th my birthday

Becky bought this behind my back in Hawaii what a special gift!

Trish my sheep missed my birthday but gave birth to "Chris" a little ram lamb on Christmas Eve

Since I haven't had a trunk show in a couple of weeks, lots of yarn has been formulated and in the process of being spun, plied and is drying. Lots of
Tanglewood Spinners are spinning the fiber that has been dyed and shipped out. Steven has put me on a schedule for making yarn and we are sure to be caught up and shipping out all the orders by the end of March. Steven is coming along with me to Vogue Knitting Live but before that I'll be in Tulsa at Loops. I'm so looking forward to seeing all my
friends there. Meanwhile it's nose to the grind stone yarn yarn and more yarn
1 comment:
aaakkk! Trish! I am dreadfully behind on my spinning! I had no idea one little baby could be so time consuming. I am working on it believe it or not, but it's about 10 minutes at a time, and any time I am spinning merino/cashmere blends it takes me like 3 times as long as the superwash merino... sorry! I have not forgotten you. Glad you had fun in Hawaii!!!
Love,
Karen
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