Tiger Coils

While looking for a quasi active spinning group on Ravelry I have fallen in with the Novelty and Art Yarn Spinners.   They're a fun crowd and have lots of ideas for new things to try.  I signed up for a wee mini-swap that includes knitting a hexipuff which incorporates a hand spun art yarn.  The hexipuffs are knit with sock yarn, so I experimented with this teeny tiny coil yarn spun with singles left over from my tiger themed charity skein.  It looks OK, now to do something with it...

Works in Progress

I have a bunch of irons in the stove right now, but no actual finished products.  Here's a sneak peek at something that will be coming down the line at some point.  I am deliberately vague on that ETA because the pattern has gotten a bit boring and I have to take a break.  So far I am ~450 yards into this project, the Ostrich Plumes Stole, from the book Knitting 24/7.  The concept for all projects is to keep them simple enough to pick up and put down while you carry on with your life.  A good idea it is, but a project this large needs something more to make it interesting.  You may remember this yarn from a previous post, it is my handspun "Kentucky Bluegrass."