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Welcome to Handspun yarns by Juaquetta
The wool and mohair used in my handspun yarns is grown on sheep and angora goats tended by local shepherdess. I buy only the softest and cleanest freshly sheared fleeces. I wash, pick, card, dye and spin these fibers into colorful, uniquely textured, one of a kind yarns.
Don't forget to select one free pattern with your order of yarn.
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March 7, 2010
I am home from the Custer spring show and almost unpacked. thank you all for choosing my yarns. I would love to see a pic of your project! Or this coming weekend (march 13 & 14) I will be set up again at the Central Valley Spring show. I will be in the overflow room as i registered late. Stop by and show me how your knitting/crochet is coming! any questions or need help, im there :)
March 4, 2010
Today I am setting up for the Custer Spring Art Show. it is at the Spokane interstate fair grounds. open fri/sat to 8 pm sunday to 5 pm. there are 4 buildings of booths. I am in booth #62, along the back wall in bay 1. go left when you enter the show. Come by and see all my new yarns and patterns. also many new hand knit or crochet hats, shawls etc...
March 3, 2010
Are you a Ravelry member? joining is easy. go to ravelry.com and sigh up. Why? they have all the information you could ever want on every knitting, crochet, weaving, dyeing....different groups from all over the world, with different interest focus. I am jqknits. look me up and be my friend.
February 28, 2010
Friday and Saturday I went a bit up north, what seemed like deep into the mountains for a knitting retreat. The place was very rustic, must have been built with repurposed lumber, yet clean and modern. Friday we enjoyed chatting and knitting by the fireplace.I knit a shoulder scarf with 'Montana', croched a scarf with 'willy wonka' and Montana. Saturday some gals learned intrelac knitting, i spun my new blend of Taos yarn. A couple of us went out for a walk along a path that led us over the ridge thru the woods. Everywhere were fascinating rock totems. Just simple stacks of bowling ball sized rocks. I want to go back in the summer to see the gardens in bloom. I met the gal, kim, who makes those fun knitted knitting cards. she is just delightfully entertaining. i hadnt realized those cute cards are created by someone right here in Coeurd'alene!
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