Never Underestimate

2) the power of being broke to inspire one to finish an enormous spinning project rather than spend $50 on yarn (yes, I spun up ALL that cotton/silk in an unprecendented binge)
and 3) the power of a dyebath to alleviate a blue mood.
I tied the skeins with string every few inches to create white patches in the blue...hoping for a tweedy effect. Also, I dyed the yarn using acid dyes, expecting the color to take mostly on the silk component of the blend (30%), and hardly at all on the cotton part (70%) which also contributes to the tweediness, and then too, there's the uneven tendency of kettle dying.
