01 May SPRING! Tide’s In!
Posted at 17:03h
in Dye Pot, Inspiration, Mary Jane Mucklestone designs, Nash Island Tide Yarn
6 Comments
Lonicera canadensis ~ Fly Honeysuckle Bush |
Salix ~ Willow |
Populus tremuloides ~ Quaking Aspen
Inspired by all the new spring color, I am eager to get the dye pots going this week and prepare some TIDE colors to take to the island next week for *lambing season* knitting. Very fortuitous since there is a new batch of Nash Island TIDE yarn ready and waiting for skeining and dyeing.
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Starcroft ~ Nash Island TIDE Yarn
And also fortuitous that I just finished this Sea Urchin Treasure Bag by Mary Jane Mucklestone to take to the island with me next week to collect beach treasures during *lambing season*.
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Sea Urchin Treasure Bag by Mary Jane Mucklestone in Starcroft Nash Island TIDE Yarn
And did I mention that next week begins *lambing season* on the island? My absolute favorite time of the year ~ SPRING! LAMBS! Tide’s in and I’m headed out to the island….
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gale (she shoots sheep shots)
Posted at 00:18h, 02 MayThat's a lot of Tide! Wishing you a wonderful week or two on the island with the lambs…can't wait to meet them in June!
Jan Cooper
Posted at 02:03h, 02 MayThanks for hating your beautiful photos and thoughts. Please let us know if you're able to catch the soft subtle shades of spring in your region.
Beverly
Posted at 03:32h, 02 MayOh, I love these pictures! I was noticing the skunk cabbage leaves today–on some of the smaller plants, the purple/red of the shoot is visible on the edges of the leaves. So much color to fascinate…and I can't wait to see how you interpret it on all that lovely Tide!! Happy lambing! xxx
Kirsten
Posted at 11:10h, 02 MaySuch lovely colors. Acer rubrum flowers are so easily missed, and so beautiful. Looking forward to seeing you (and the lambs) next month.
Mary Lou
Posted at 14:36h, 02 MayThese are such lovely pictures. I also love the first smells of spring. Winter is so scent-less.
hodge podge
Posted at 15:02h, 02 Mayi think we can all relate to your eagerness for Spring color! beautiful photos and words.