A dowel rod, a set of cheap aluminum shower curtain links, and three screw-in ceiling hooks are all the hardware - the "soft wares" are my entire collection of roving, (well, except for the alpaca, which proved too soft and loose to hang safely,) which I spent a couple hours happily braiding a la Fleece Artist.
I ran a length of cotton yarn through the top loop of the braid, and hung them on the shower curtain hooks. Voila! Wool As Art!
I'm actually a litte surprised at how much I've collected during the six months I've been spinning. I'm going to have a busy winter!
And the best part? It's a direct view from the sofa, so I can admire my wool as I sit and knit.
5 comments:
That looks so pretty!!!!
Love how that looks except I never get enough dyed up at once to display like that. How do you braid it like that? I usually twist it like a skein.
That is my kind of yarn art! LOVELY!
That is so cool! I came over to take a peak from the roving swap. Did you make those like you were doing a single crochet chain?
That looks terrific. I'd love to copy that..one question. Aren't you worried about Buggy's and Spiders and the like eating all those wonderful yummynes? It must surely be like Buffet to them
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