Lobster Pot Yarns are hand-dyed in a huge lobster pots on Cape Cod by a woman whose love of cashmere led to the creation of {in my view} the most knit~able cashmere yarn available. Once you've crafted something out of this amazing fiber you'll never want to use anything else.
While home for the holiday, I knit up these fingerless gloves {dashing by Cheryl Niamath} for myself from a few skeins of Sand Bar. I love this yarn/pattern combination so much I'll soon be making another pair in Boiled Lobster.
For a few skeins of your very own, try the online shop @ Purl.
Monday, November 29, 2010
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I haven't knit for many years - but it's very tempting seeing the adorable creation you made - love them!!
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ReplyDeleteI can't believe you made those! I LOVE fingerless gloves. I have the most fabulously fun pairs from Peru (made from Alpaca of course). They feel so wonderfully casual and yet chic.
ReplyDeleteHope you're doing wonderful, darling.
All my Love,
B.
Hi Holly...so happy that you are still blogging from London! Picked up one of your sets of sterling candlesticks today at SLATE INT...so easy to find your spaces there: unmistakably stylish, tasteful and chic. Wishing you all the best in the UK and hoping that you'll send along more great 'finds'!
ReplyDeleteMary K.
(Mom of "Duke daughter"...we met this summer at P&G)!
Holly I really would love a pair of the gloves you made. They are fabulous!!
ReplyDeleteDo come and enter my giveaway from Fifi Flowers!
xoxo
Karena
Art by Karena
Hello Mary -- Thanks for stopping by SLATE INTERIORS and so glad you enjoyed my booths there. It's a wonderful location & I love the people running it. Thanks, also, for stopping by my blog -- so glad you're still following. Have a a wonderful holiday season and hope to see you again in 2011!
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