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Tag Archives: scarves
The Green Alpaca – part deaux
Hi – its Aunt Geri. Remember the green alpaca scarf? Here is the matching hat along with a child’s hat. Both of these are made from a wonderful baby alpaca chunky yarn in an ivy green. I have named them … Continue reading
Round Three or it seemed like a good idea
Jan’s on today, I’m talking about a scarf I have started three times and completed once. This yarn is mill spun, sport weight, 100% alpaca, and it first started out as a scarf with Pandora beads knit into it. I … Continue reading
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Tagged alpaca fiber, alpaca yarn, fiber, knitting, scarves, yarn
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Aunt Geri’s economy shipping method
In a galaxy far far away… Well, it feels like Aunt Geri lives in a galaxy far far away. Actually she lives in Jelm, Wyoming, which is far away from Castle Rock, Colorado where Cliff House Ranch is located. Cliff … Continue reading
Patty Who?
I can’t for the life of me remember why I named these scarves Patty…But they have always been a big hit for us. They are fun, and best of all-reversible! The pattern uses a double knit slipped stitch-known by the … Continue reading
New creations
Note – Our blog post today was written by Aunt Geri. Let’s give her a warm welcome to the internet! Warm greetings from frigid Wyoming – 24 degrees below a couple of days ago. I feel fortunate to have only … Continue reading
Hat and scarf sets online!
Mom and Dad spent most of Sunday uploading our inventory of hat and scarf sets to the online store. Amazing how long that takes. Anyhoo, check them out!
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Tagged hats, knitting, online store, scarf sets, scarves, shopping, store
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Artist show recap: 2012
Phew! The Cimarron Sky Dog Artist Show is over, and it was a blast. Good food, good friends, and good wine made for a memorable day. We had much more inventory this year, and a wider variety of items. Dad … Continue reading
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Tagged art show, artist show, benefit show, craft show, hand spinning, hats, knitting, scarves
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Aunt Geri has been busy!
Today I get to show off some of Aunt Geri’s yarn. She has refined her cabled and multi-ply yarn techniques into a fine art. Her two newest yarns used alpaca fiber from Loredo, a friend’s alpaca (the one with sort … Continue reading
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Tagged art yarn, beaded yarn, gold seed beads, handspinning, handspun yarn, knit scarves, knitting, rake loom, scarves
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Sparkly scarves!
Thank goodness I’m not the only crafter in the family! Mom, who knits using a rake loom, has been busy. She knit this pile of sparkles using one strand of handspun suri alpaca yarn (that’s the gray) and one strand of blue … Continue reading
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Tagged art yarn, artist show, handspun yarn, knitting, loom knitting, rake loom, scarf, scarves, suri alpaca, yarn
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Artist bio: Aunt Geri
My Aunt Geri is an artist, a real one. We are lucky that lately she has been channelling her creativity into fiber art, rather than painting. The results have been astounding. I’ve compared felting to painting, but my work is … Continue reading