Cashmere Rainbow
This is a slightly cheesy named yarn, to add to the cheese say it as if Doug Henning was saying it. “CAsssshhhmmmere RAAAIINbow” That makes both cheesy and ironic. This is some really nice stuff. It was spun using a 100% Calvin Klein cashmere sweater. I spun the rest of it using llama, bamboo, marino and corriedale . The colors are lovely. Andy actually picked them out. Sometimes we collaborate for fun. 
Oops I Spun it Again
This yarn is a homage to classic Brittany Spears. I was at the Scrap Exchange and they were selling these little Catholic school girl dresses. They were so freaking cute and I think it cost like 10 cents. I cut this little baby up and made is some delicious yarn. I much prefer to spin up the bits of sweater, fabric is a bit of a pain to spin and isn’t as soft and gushy. Nonetheless this is some really lovely stuff. 
Parachute Inspired Llama
I have my first gig as a custom spinner/dyer. A lovely woman who bought some of my llama boucle off of etsy requested some more yarn. I have plenty of that white llama left. She requested colors that were similar to “It’s a Parachute Man”. I think these capture it pretty well. The colors came out bright and super saturated. I dyed a pound and a half today- which left my home smelling a bit like a Peruvian whorehouse. 
Mocha, Carmel Latte with Foam
This delightful yarn was spun with an entire kid mohair sweater. It is also mixed with some fleece from Honey the Corriedale, Leroy the baby llamma, some nameless Moreno, soy silk, cotton thread, sparkles, and some chopped up curtain tiebacks (thats the blue stuff). Oh and a little bit of Hemp. It’s got EVERYTHING in it! I really like the way this one came out because it is really hard to tell where the which parts are the chopped sweater and which is the yarn i spun. The soysilk gives it a little contrast and glamour. 
NOT What Ann Intended
Hello! This is my first post on my new blog! This lovely handspun yarn was made from a repurposed Ann Taylor Sweater. The sweater is 100% cashmere. I mixed it with some Border Leichester fleece (from a sheep named Deborah).
The yarn is super chunky. The is a lot of cashmere in it. I also spun a thread around the outside to give it a areas between the blue and black a little.
