The weather’s been too nice to stay indoors this week, but I have had time for a couple of small makes…
A wee woolly house keyring…
and a wee woolly sheep brooch…
Both, of course, made from local wool.
I also filled the bin with water to have a go at using the Suint method of washing raw fleece.
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Anyone ever had a go at this and got any advice?
Cute little finishes, and I have no idea about the wool washing….
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Thank you. I’ll let you know how the washing goes.
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I adore these little goodies you are making, they are super cute.
I have never had fleece or washed it, so I wish you all the best. š Have fun and enjoy the warm weather and sunshine.
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Cute makes and I’ve never heard of the Suint method so once again am no help here. But if you crack it would love to know what it entails. š Good luck!!
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Thank you. Will let you know about the Suint. It doesn’t look hard, just smelly š
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Of course I know all about the Suint method but can’t possibly discuss it as it’s an old family secret – often called for when growing up in South London š
Good luck with it x
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š Thank you.
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So sweet! A church would just need a little tower on one end of that house. Then it would be a small step to a castle. A pub just needs a pub sign… no end to my imagination on what somone else could do…
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Great ideas. Pubs would be good š Mind our local is pink! We also have a castle in the village – well, they call it that, but it was really a jail. No turrets though š¦
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Loving the mini knits!
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Thank you š
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