Organizing sock remnants is a trip down memory lane.
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Organizing sock remnants is a trip down memory lane.
Vacuum sealing adventures continued:
I’ve got - 35g washed locks (Romney I think? from one of my fleeces) - 300g white fleece (to be carded) - 140g white locks (same mystery fleece) - 100g unwashed merino locks - 100g undyed Falkland - 100g undyed South African Fine - 265g undyed Merino/Seacell - 100g dark brown merino/yak - 50g light brown merino/camel - 50g camel/silk - 50g pink merino top - 50g purple merino top -75g had dyed merino/cotton slub - 120g charcoal merino/silk - 25g red merino/silk - 140g wool/bamboo gradient - 120g merino tencel (I think?) hand dyed top -120 g merino silk (I think?) hand dyed top I have pictures of the label from each of the tops on the bottom of the list, so I can find out what they are. next step will be to pull out my fleeces and get them separated/weighed and bagged.
When you go from a craft room to a craft closet due to increasing the size of your family, it feels really good to finally get the darn thing organized.
My stash may have shrunk but at least I have half a chance of using all of it now in my lifetime.