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That looks like a lot of fun. Hels wants to plant a dyers garden this summer and begin to experiment with dyeing. She has even chosen an "Earthworks" camp this summer that will spend part of the time exploring ways to dye from foraged plants. Who knows where this will go!

It was so much fun! I love how you documented each step of the process.

Wow, what a neat experience! I've always loved seeing how things go from life to usefulness. The colors are really nice too. Glad you got to have such a good time, looks like Julen was a welcomed distraction :)

What a wonderful day! That does look really fun, what a fab host!...I love rhubarb and I love cobbler, I will check out the recipe, thanks :)

it was so good to finally meet you kristen! i'm glad you enjoyed the day, and i'm excited to see what you make with the roving.

What a fun day!
And Julen looks gorgeous (and so does his blanket)!

Wow, what fun! It's so cool that you get to see the sheep and work with their wool directly. I just saw Jen's pictures on her blog, and now yours. And it's awesome to see Birdie (shhhhh, she's my FFS partner)! And Julen looks so content in her arms.

So fun!! I LOVE to dye wool and spin and all that. I used to take classes over in Berkeley. It's all very zen! Sounds like a great day and how sweet is that baby!!

Looks like a fantastic lot of fun and dang that baby is so cute! I might have to stop reading your blog or I might find myself having to give up my sewing room for baby number 3.

Oh! que chulada, me parece genial...parece que lo pasaste estupendamente. tengo una amiga que me ha propuesto algo parecido pero tendria que ir a Walles...no sé si podré pero me encantaria.
Julen se parece cada vez más a su padre, verdad? Está guapisimo.
Te envio un beso muy fuerte, querida amiga!

After Sunday, June 20th I will have pretty much the same post. That's when we have sched "Dye Day."

That looks so fun - and educational, too! One more thing I need to learn...

Look at that little bundle! And can I tell you how much I covet a drum carder? Insane.

looks like you had a super sunday. your younger man is growing so fast and looks like he loves to snuggle. were all the knits he is wearing/swaddled in, made by you??

Wow! Looks like you had a lovely time. Can't wait to see all the goodies you produce from this new-found, passed-on, shared knowledge.

What at fun day...I'm jealous I don't live closer!

glad you had so much fun. wish i could have spent the day with you ladies. your little pumpkin is so cute all bundled up. i just want to hold that snuggle bug in my arms.

Wow it looks like you had such a great time!
it looks like you made someone's day by bringing you're little one along too.
Caroline
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Best blanket/sweater!
Best baby too!

"...Dyeing the wool on the open fire." — very cool. wow. sounds like such an incredibly relaxing and creative day. must have been so much fun.

Hi Kristin,
Looks like you had a wonderful time! Wool is an amazing fiber. Julen is so cute :-)
Thanks for the comment on my blog. I'd love to swap ATCs with you but I can't seem to find your e-mail anywhere.

Looks like such fun! Your little one is divine.
I have tagged you when you have a moment!
Enjoy your Sunday..

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