This silk is dyed for a couple of different projects – the top row is stuff that I’m trading, along with some cocoons, to someone who is going to embroider my Oak King into a kerchief for me.
The bottom row is the silk for that Oak King.
Well, it’s That Time!
In Spring, when a young man’s fancy turns to thoughts of bugs…
Tonight’s adventure in silk management… making mawatas – silk hankies!
Howdy all!
I haven’t been knitting much lately, because I’ve been focusing on raising worms and reeling silk …
But I finally managed to bring the steel needles and the bug spit together!
The tiny silkworms continue to grow. They are entering the second instar, shedding their first larval skins. And like Tammy Faye, they have Lee Press-on Face
