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homegrown yarn and fibre
homegrown linen ~ crowing hen farm ~ how permies works
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"Also, just as you want men to do to you, do the same way to them" (Luke 6:31)
"be kind, be calm, be safe"
homegrown yarn and fibre
homegrown linen ~ crowing hen farm ~ how permies works
All natural materials, for example, linen/flax, hemp, nettle, wool, cotton, silk, grass, feathers, willow. Local/home-grown/harvested materials preferred over store-bought ones.
"be kind, be calm, be safe"
homegrown yarn and fibre
homegrown linen ~ crowing hen farm ~ how permies works
"be kind, be calm, be safe"
homegrown yarn and fibre
homegrown linen ~ crowing hen farm ~ how permies works
Nicole Alderman wrote:Raven and I are working on the Straw Badge requirements. I'm trying to think of useful, relatively easy things people make with lacework. I know NOTHING about lacework! Anyone have a beginner-level lacework task (or two or three) that can be accomplished in 2-4 hours?
Terry Hadford wrote:
Nicole Alderman wrote:Raven and I are working on the Straw Badge requirements. I'm trying to think of useful, relatively easy things people make with lacework. I know NOTHING about lacework! Anyone have a beginner-level lacework task (or two or three) that can be accomplished in 2-4 hours?
I think that's a wonderful idea. I've attached a photo with a few examples of small projects like edging a hankie or a coaster (smaller yet), making a Christmas decoration or a bookmark. Earrings are also pretty. There are lots of patterns for crochet, knitted, bobbin and needle lace available on the web.
Thanks, Y'all!
Stacie Kim wrote:I have just started knitting a long sleeve, adult sized sweater (for the straw badge). I don't see a thread started for it. Should I wait for someone to start one, or should I start one, or should I post the project here? I'd like some guidance on the best way to document it. Thanks!
"be kind, be calm, be safe"
homegrown yarn and fibre
homegrown linen ~ crowing hen farm ~ how permies works
"be kind, be calm, be safe"
homegrown yarn and fibre
homegrown linen ~ crowing hen farm ~ how permies works
Thanks, Y'all!
"Also, just as you want men to do to you, do the same way to them" (Luke 6:31)
Kevin's offshoot of PEX: http://uhspr.ca/merit-badges/
Kevin Wilson wrote:Hi all, a couple of questions before I start my next pair of socks...
I see the requirement for all natural materials. The socks will be wool but I normally add a thread of nylon in the heel and sole so that they last longer than a year. Is that ok?
Can I submit machine knitted garments? I can and have knit most of the garments listed in the BBs by hand in the past, but my wrists and fingers no longer like me doing so.
"Also, just as you want men to do to you, do the same way to them" (Luke 6:31)
"be kind, be calm, be safe"
homegrown yarn and fibre
homegrown linen ~ crowing hen farm ~ how permies works
Kevin's offshoot of PEX: http://uhspr.ca/merit-badges/
Thanks, Y'all!
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I hereby certify that you are the very first person to achieve the Textile Straw Badge. Congratulations!!!
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Nicole Alderman wrote:Look at that shiny Straw Badge! A well-earned congratulations to you, Opalyn!!!
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