b r o o k l y n t w e e d: yarn portrait

Very nice...what's in store for it?

Nicky J

# posted by Anonymous : 05 February, 2007 16:24

What's the plan here???

# posted by Jaws : 05 February, 2007 16:25

Is it possible to fall in love with a yarn cake?
drool......

# posted by Anonymous : 05 February, 2007 16:28

BEAUTIFUL CAKE! :)

# posted by Jen Da Purse Ho : 05 February, 2007 16:33

Stop making us drool . . .

# posted by Anonymous : 05 February, 2007 16:46

You're killing me here. That is delicious.

# posted by Anonymous : 05 February, 2007 16:48

Beautiful. Looking forward to seeing it evolve. . .

# posted by Kirsten : 05 February, 2007 16:48

Wow! That steel gray blue colour is so beautiful! Lucky I have the Yarn Focus Challenge (kind of a yarn diet) to protect me from this temptation!

# posted by Agnes : 05 February, 2007 16:49

Gorgeous. I noticed your portrait series over on Flickr and was wondering if there's a quality to the yarn wound, as opposed to in a hank, that you feel makes it more amenable to a portrait.

# posted by Jenna : 05 February, 2007 16:50

Nice.

# posted by Anonymous : 05 February, 2007 16:54

Oh my. Oh. My.

# posted by Carrie : 05 February, 2007 16:55

Yumm...Yumm... Wish feel-a-vision was invented already.

# posted by Gina : 05 February, 2007 17:24

who, may I ask, is David Daniels?

# posted by Anonymous : 05 February, 2007 17:35

be still my heart!

# posted by sweetfigs : 05 February, 2007 17:42

You take the loveliest pictures.

# posted by Ruth : 05 February, 2007 17:47

Be still my heart.

# posted by Kelly : 05 February, 2007 17:50

very nice . . .

# posted by Anonymous : 05 February, 2007 17:53

Love the photo. What's it going to be?

# posted by Mari : 05 February, 2007 17:53

Gorgeous... like spun silver.

# posted by Anonymous : 05 February, 2007 18:12

Wow, that is a BEAUTIFUL photograph!

# posted by Anonymous : 05 February, 2007 18:16

Merino tencel -- what a great blend. That color is gorgeous, too. What does it want to be when it grows up?

# posted by Anonymous : 05 February, 2007 18:22

Cake between friends - love it. I sense a Project Spectrum somethin' somethin', yes?

# posted by Madge : 05 February, 2007 18:57

mmmm... i love your yarn portraits. lovely.
that color is exquisite!

# posted by amisha : 05 February, 2007 19:09

What a stunning colour!!

# posted by schrodinger : 05 February, 2007 20:02

Dave does have a knack with color!

# posted by Matt....... : 05 February, 2007 20:38

Beautiful, peaceful color. Looking forward to seeing what it becomes.

# posted by Brenda : 05 February, 2007 20:41

Now that it beautiful!

# posted by Scoutj : 05 February, 2007 20:47

you are...my biggest inspiration. and seeing as i have about 400 yds of sportweight 50 alpaca and 50 tencel in blue as well......

i cant wait to see what u do with it!!!

# posted by sarahcee : 05 February, 2007 21:38

love dave, love his yarn. the photo is beautiful.

# posted by Anonymous : 05 February, 2007 21:54

That's some great advertising for Dave. You should check out Anne of www.knitspot.com for some manlace to go along with it.

# posted by LaurieM : 05 February, 2007 21:58

Lovely yarn. Funny, I featured some of Dave's yarn on my blog today, too! Mine is going to be a scarf, or a shoulder-shawl. Love that silver, though...

# posted by mehitabel : 05 February, 2007 23:30

I love this stuff! I have a pair of socks out of the 'Concord' colorway and it is amazing!!!!

# posted by Stacey : 06 February, 2007 09:17

I love to spin merino tencel and recently bought some roving exactly that color from Mama E. Now that I see your yarn, I think I'm going to bump it up in the queue!

# posted by Hannah : 06 February, 2007 12:52

I think Dave should be up to his eyeballs in dye because we all want that yarn!

# posted by Anonymous : 06 February, 2007 15:00

how do i get my hands on dave? i love that silver!

# posted by a friend to knit with : 06 February, 2007 18:29

The color of that cabin cove is stunning! Breathtaking!

# posted by Emily : 06 February, 2007 22:38

Goodness me did you do all that knitting? Great knitting and really great pictures. Just came across your blog today.
Ger

www.turtleknits.blogspot.com

# posted by Ger : 13 February, 2007 10:47