I finished spinning my 4 oz of Spunky Eclectic Merino/Silk, just in time to take it to Australia!
It has a really nice sheen, and bright light shows off the tonal color variation.
The colorway is called juniper, but I’m not sure that’s what I would call it. The light teal color with streaks of white reminds me more of the water here than juniper bushes. Either way, it’s a lovely color. It has enough tonal variation to be interesting, but is a solid enough color to let my 4 oz challenge design show (once I think of something…)
I got about 700 yards, and it varies between lace and fingering weight. The overall result in terms of yardage is similar to what I got for Cairns, but with less variation. As you can see, it’s not perfectly even. Some parts are more tightly plied than other parts. But, I think it’s pretty clear that I get a bit better every time.










Lovely! The subtle color shifts are nice.
Beautiful. Love the color, love the spinning, love the plying…just beautiful. Nice job.
emilee — this is absolutely lovely. can’t wait to see what you knit with it!
Absolutely gorgeous!
Can’t wait to see the pattern you design for it!
So pretty! I love the color and can’t wait to see what this becomes.
Your spinning is so lovely!!! Looking forward to seeing what it’ll be knit up as.
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