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Stripes

http://ThePaintedTiger.com/blog

Stripes is a showcase for previewing yarn and roving that has been hand dyed by ThePaintedTiger. Knitting projects, and my new interest in hand spinning are discussed, as well as business articles of interest to the crafter who wishes to start selling.

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  • How a New Coat Led to a New Hobby

    Posted on Wednesday December 23rd, 2009 at 14:27 in Projects, weaving

    Last fall (not this year, 2008) I found the most wonderful Anne Klein coat.  Deep green….mossy and brown, A-line, elegantly simple top stitching, chunky buttons.  Oh, and get this…..60% Angora and 40% wool.  Soft, very warm, simple, an...

  • Flowers and Rainbows and Chilly Colors, Oh My!!!

    Posted on Friday December 18th, 2009 at 21:59 in fresh from the dyepot

    Here I am, all finished with the Christmas scarf rush, so I had a chance to photograph some yarn and fiber and do an update today!  Stop by the shop to check them all out....

  • Sale!

    Posted on Thursday December 17th, 2009 at 13:36

    Tiger Cub sock yarn is being discontinued…..not because I don’t think it is a great yarn (I do, and have numerous socks knit from it), but my studio is only so big, and new exciting yarns are calling for me to dye them (not to mention all...

  • I’m back!

    Posted on Friday December 4th, 2009 at 13:17

    Just a quick post to let you know that I’m back home now, and wading through all my emails and getting packages ready to ship!...

  • Fiber Update 11/24

    Posted on Tuesday November 24th, 2009 at 21:55 in fiber, spinning, wool, fresh from the dyepot

    I have been having quite the enjoyable time this week dyeing up all these different fibers!  New this week are Corrie X and Merino/Tencel.  Check out the newest on the block.  1. Tropical Rainbow – Hand Dyed Tussah Silk Sliver, 2. Lakeshore...

  • Creating a Multicolor Roving on the Drum Carder

    Posted on Saturday November 21st, 2009 at 20:33 in roving, drum carding, big tom

    Today’s photo tutorial will focus on making a layered batt, which results in a multi-color roving when pulled….either straight from the swift of the drum carder, or made later by zig-zag tearing the batt.  If you haven’t joined me ...

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