Due to these family commitments, Emma is currently only able to dye for herself and for gifting/friends/family (nothing better than surprise yarn mail!), but feel free to check out some of the yarns Emma has created on Ravelry and the projects they have lovingly been made in to...
Sunday, 9 December 2012
olive & emma - hand dyed yarns
Emma loves creating beautiful yarns in her spare time, but with two young boys that time is limited!
Due to these family commitments, Emma is currently only able to dye for herself and for gifting/friends/family (nothing better than surprise yarn mail!), but feel free to check out some of the yarns Emma has created on Ravelry and the projects they have lovingly been made in to...
Due to these family commitments, Emma is currently only able to dye for herself and for gifting/friends/family (nothing better than surprise yarn mail!), but feel free to check out some of the yarns Emma has created on Ravelry and the projects they have lovingly been made in to...
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Sorry to hear you're not making to sell at the moment. Love your work.
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Emma I wonder if you can help me, I live in Australia on a small self sufficient farm. I have spent two years establishing a small herd of merinos, alpacas and cashmere goats. I only produce enough for my family (thank god as I spin it as well) but would love to be able to dye it up as well. I have started researching techniques and wonder if you could point me in the direction of any good resources to aid me in what looks like a step learning curve. many many thanks
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