First up, 2 balls of Sock-it-to-me out for a walk.
And a mailbox full of leftover Lett-Lopi from my husband's Hringur sweater and some Christmas mittens. Isn't our mailbox pretty? It was hand painted for us as a wedding present. The bird on the left represents my last name and the birds on the right represent my husband's last name. Notice the five little eggs next to my bird...
Teal, Celadon and Oxford Gray Peruvian Collection Pure Alpaca (from Elann) poking out of our kitchen table drawer.
Heating up some leftovers: Highland Wool (from Elann) leftover from Bristow. Brown Lopi leftover from Hringur grilling together with Brown Cashmerino Astrakhan and Cashmerino Aran leftover from my Olympic cardi. And a Le Creuset full of stewing leftover acrylic.
How 'bout a pink delight for desert! Here are a couple of balls of Phildar Frimas that were to become an Odessa hat, lots of fushia merino I know not what to do with and some other random pink leftovers.
Would you like a glass of blue? Here's a lonely ball of Bernat Satin and tiny balls of leftover blue.
And speaking of blue...here's a sinkful! Stretch Merino, powder blue Volare, lot's of Peruvian Collection Uros Aran to become a Menorah pillow, 2 balls of sock-it-to-me and way too much varigated Plymouth Cottrica (I hate that yarn!).
Rowan All Seasons Cotton throw pillow! I've got 20 balls of the stuff that I bought for a song from Janette's Rare Yarns. It will become a 2nd (cotton) anniversary sweater for my husband. What will I be knitting? Well Knitty's anniversary sweater of course!
Mmmm, candy! Here's a jar of delicious Noro Silver Thaw and random balls of leftover pink and purple projects.
And here's a trunkful of Sirdar Calypso cotton which will become an aran v-neck for Julian. There are 2 balls of Cotton Tots hiding at the back that I hope to use to make chicks!
Live it up yarn. At midnight, you're all going back to the yarn closet ;0)
Well, maybe not all of you...
I love how you displayed allla that!
ReplyDeleteYou are an evil, evil genius. I'm tempted to re-shoot my stash. :)
ReplyDeleteYou have the cutest stash pictures of all.
ReplyDeleteGreat stash.....
ReplyDeleteI love your yarn! And, I LOVE the way you've displayed them to take the pics...so creative and professional looking!
ReplyDeleteGreat display ideas!
ReplyDeleteLove the photos, they are all so clever!
ReplyDeleteI love your stash! Wish my satsh looked so inviting! You should flash more often. So, you were a photographer in a past life? hehe...
ReplyDeleteLove your pictures! Your stash is beautiful!
ReplyDeletecute pictures! I wish I were so creative.....or that it had occured to me to take more than the "pile 'o yarn" pictures!
ReplyDeleteI really like your photo journal today! Great yarns and great photos!
ReplyDeleteAs usual your photos are delightful and so tastefully (no pun) done! Nice collection of yarn. Good projects ahead!
ReplyDeleteThanks for flashing your stash!
I love your stash photos! Thanks for the smile!
ReplyDeleteLove the stash around the house. The yarn is in the Kitchen Aid mixer! Love it!
ReplyDeletethanks for the flash. Luv the yarn in the glass jars and the cute little suitcases.
ReplyDeleteCreative flash.
ReplyDeleteCome visit my stash flash.
Fabulous display! I love it - fabulous yarn porn without resorting to naughtiness like I did. The mixer is my fave!
ReplyDeleteHow very creative. I wasn't nearly as creative flashing my stash.
ReplyDeleteGreat Photos. Love the stash & the kitchen Aid Mixer.
ReplyDeleteLove your creativity! Lovely yarns displayed wonderfully!
ReplyDeleteHow did you find the time!
ReplyDeleteHow freakin cute are your pics? I mean really, you make the rest of us look like slackers who threw our yarn on the bed and snapped pics just before we went to bed last night. Not that I did that, I'm just sayin.
ReplyDeleteWouldn't it be cool if the yarn really took over every inch of the house that way? If we could just get it to reproduce, we'd save SOOOO much $$$$! Great pics!
ReplyDeleteI'm sure you're tired of hearing it ... but I'll chance it - amazing pics of a very nice stash!!
ReplyDeleteAnny! You had me smiling from ear to ear with this one! Seriously. You rock!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos! What a creative way to flash your stash; then again, I'm not surprised. Thanks for the inspiring shots.
ReplyDeleteAwesome pictures! Thanks for making me smile and drool over your yarn.
ReplyDeleteAh ghee, they look nice enough to be left out all year long. Nice pictures of your yummy, well behaved stash. Hehe, happy knitting.
ReplyDeleteLovely photos, especially the glasses of blue!
ReplyDeleteVery creative use of stashage! :-)
ReplyDeleteyou (and your stash) are so clever and cute!
ReplyDeleteGreat stash and what an interesting way to flash it. :)
ReplyDeleteGreat backdrops! Except the yarn on the stove kind of made me skittish!!! :-)
ReplyDeleteLoved your pictures! And your stash ;)
ReplyDeletelol such a rambunctious stash
ReplyDeleteSUCH good photos! And your stash is lovely too. :)
ReplyDeleteGREAT DISPLAY. I LOVED YOUR BLOG. YOUR DETAILS ARE AWESOME.
ReplyDeleteFantastic pictures! I think I should decorate completely with yarn!! You've got the makings of a great coffee-table book there...I'd buy it in a heart beat.
ReplyDeleteI made a list of my favorite Stash Flashings and yours sure come first!
ReplyDeleteGreat Artistic Creativity of yours!
Isabelle :)
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