And with that, I will cease inserting “YOP” into the titles of carols.
Knitting

I started the Vertices Unite KAL that Sarah is hosting. It’s a super fun knit!
Sewing

I’ve cut out my first Logan Shacket in this gorgeous plaid heavy flannel from deep stash. I didn’t have enough for the pockets, so I may see if I can find a solid cotton flannel that will suit.
Spinning

I took my spinning wheel class, and I’m improving. I’m going to practice for 15 minutes every evening.
This has been a Year of Projects update. You can find out more about the group here (Rav link) or here: Backstage Kath’s YOP bloggers list. You can read my updated list of projects here.
That flannel is stunning! I look forward to seeing the shacket 🙂
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Wow, beautiful yarns for the shawl and gorgeous plaid fabric.
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Love the colours and the tartan…..
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Ohhh that Shacket is going to be amazing in that fabric!!!
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I’m going to miss YOP in carols. Could you maybe add it to pop songs? All of your projects looks great. I am so happy you got a wheel (yes, it makes me wheely happy). I’m looking forward to spinning with you someday.
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Wow that flannel is lovely!
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What a great start to the year! I wholeheartedly support the 15 minutes of spinning practice a day. It really makes an amazing difference over time!
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That plaid is gorgeous and will make a stunning shacket. Your spinning looks great and 15 minutes a day sounds very doable.
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I am going to miss your clever Yop Titles. That plaid is stunning and I look forward to seeing the finished project.
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The flannel for your shacket is stunning. A plain color for pockets would be ideal. Seems everyone has a KAL. Where do y’all find them?
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This one was posted on Sarah’s blog. That’s usually how I find them.
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That flannel is gorgeous! I can’t wait to see what you make with it.
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That is such a great plaid! And the yarns for the shawl are lovely!
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I agree with the other commenters; I have enjoyed your YOP carols and will miss these titles. 😉 Your spinning is looking great!
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I think your co1ors of the shaw1 are beautifu1!
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What a fun shacket that will be. 15 mins a day really makes such a difference and is a great meditation for the mind too. You have made a great start to 2022
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No!!! Don’t stop YOPping the carols or other seasonal songs!
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Love all your projects! Your Vertices Unite is off to a great start, I love that plaid flannel, and your yarn is looking fantastic!
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How do find out about KAL’s or CAL’s? I never hear about them until they are in progress and I’ve missed the boat! LOL! I need to find my Chrome Book so I can Zoom with some group somewhere….I can’t find it. The shawl is lovely in the yarn you chose. I’ve added spinning and spinning wheel to my bucket list…how could I have forgotten? Your plaid material is gorgeous! I can’t wait to see the end product. Where do you get your yarns…I want to buy them as I love all the yarns you use. Especially the red one on the left of blog…..gorgeous! Happy New Year!
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Well, I read my blogs religiously, and Sarah at mildlygranola is the one who started the Vertices Unite KAL. I know you should be able to find some KALs on Ravelry as well. Yarn… The red yarn that I made my Ranunculas with was from The Fibre Co. I purchased it directly from them, but they no longer carry the aran weight. They do however have this color in fingering weight. Here is the link: https://thefibreco.com/product/arranmore-light/ The color is Ruari. I also buy yarn from natural dyers. My Vertices Unite yarn is naturally dyed, from Oysters and Purls and Forest Lane Fiber Co. I found out about them through the Botanica Festival. I am trying not to buy yarn right now, which is hard, but I guess my question for you would be what kind of yarn do you like?
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