wow!!

let us catch up! first, thanks for all the sweet comments on the Reflection Hat pattern :) what a warm reception!

secondly – when i started selling roving in february, i did not realize how satisfying it would be to watch people make finished objects out of my dyed roving, but boy! is it.

janknit’s Handspun Fiddlehead, from this roving. more photos in her flickr if you don’t have a rav account.

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julianna’s Handspun Optic Waves made from this roving. and her blog entry

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you ladies are so awesome!! beautiful beautiful works. thanks for letting me share them.

p.s. and in more personal news, i am no longer pregnant. thanks in advance for condolences… and i guess we try again in a month or two!

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32 thoughts on “wow!!”

I’m so sorry for your loss. Gotta love your optomistic spirit! Good luck trying again.

On a totally different note, I got a scholarship to SOAR this year (yay). I was wondering if you had any advice for a first time attendee. Thanks

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So sorry about the miscarriage, Cosy, but I’m glad that you’re excited to try again. Best of luck!

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Beautiful handspun projects are always inspiring! So sorry to hear your sad news. Big, big hug for you.

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So sorry for your loss Cosy – hugs to you.

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Wow – these are both so gorgeous. I need to do more things with my handspun yarns – this settles it!

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So sad for you Cosy. Let me know if there is anything I can do. Virtual hugs and lots of healing vibes are on their way!

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Boo =( Bodies are so weird. Sometimes they have to practice before they get it right. Hope you’re in good spirits and surrounded by good things.

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mel on May 6, 2009 at 2:01 pm said:

I’m so sorry Cosy – big hugs. Sending healing thoughts and positive vibes for a little one in your future.

And those projects are beautiful – that must be very, very satisfying to be a part of.

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Sorry to hear about that. Beautiful photos, though — isn’t it wonderful when someone goes on to make something beautiful from your stuff?

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sorry to hear your news, tough to have that happen. Wishing you and Ben the best as you go forward.

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Much love from the Northern lands, Cosy. I had a miscarriage before my pregnancy with Ollie that sent me into bad places…it seems you have a very positive attitude about it, and that is wonderful. Of course, you know you still have a spot in the Indie Spin booth if you want to do it after all. :)

Beautiful pictures, btw!

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I was so sad to hear your news, Cosy. *Big Hugs*

And thank you very much for featuring my project on your blog.

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I’m so sorry, I have been there before and you will feel better in time. Give yourself time to heal.

Thank you for sharing such excellent knitting goodness.

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Oh Cosy, I am so sorry about your loss. I lost my first baby at 36 weeks, and my heart just sinks every time I read about a blog friend’s loss. Big hugs.

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It’s so nice that you get to see your fiber turned into yarn and projects. I always ask my customers to send me photos, but it doesn’t happen often. Those are both very beautiful – but I especially love the green, surprise, surprise.

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