I’ve told myself time and time again to STOP BUYING novelty yarn!!
But I don’t listen to me all that well.
Isn’t this stuff absolutely divine??
I’ve started a few scarves as Christmas gifts with this beautiful stuff.
It’s scooped up threads at the sari factory spun into yarn. Yay for recycling and upcycling.
And that my friends, inspired me to do a little facelift on the old blogster.
Whatcha think?
yarnchick 
I think it is very beautiful! Perfect for scarves!
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Isn’t it just lovely?? My mom has already commandeered 2 of the scarves for herself because she loves the feel of the silk so much 🙂
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How nice! Mom’s are like that!
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Love the new yarn. There’s definitely no passing up something like that, sari for your bank account. 🙂
Love the new look, nice and crispy fresh, also bigger photos and bigger font, what more could a middle-aged reader ask for?
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Bahaha! Good pun 🙂 I actually got quite a good deal over at Expression Fiber Arts ~ I’m also completely smitten with her “Resilient” line of superwash wool. For THAT my bank account squeals in pain.
Thanks for the feedback on the crispy freshness, I thought the same. I wasn’t sure if it seemed too in-your-face huge, but I forget that may people have the opposite problem from my extreme myopia.
And PS – love your new look too, I forgot to tell you just how much over at your blog. I think I know who your artist is and I love her drawing style 🙂
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You clever girl. What a fun scarf you created with that busy recycled yarn. 🙂
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I just finished a scoodie/cowl-ish thingy ma-job too with the last of it. Now if I could just photograph it during daylight hours! Can’t wait till the days get longer and warmer and less grey 🙂
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