Storing Wool the Ultimate Soulution

This is the pile of wool that was behind my door about a year ago. I took much of this wool and turned it into yarn. This was spun by Joy, one of my fantastic customers.

or THIS:

or this Lacy Scarf:

It has been a productive year.
Ta,
Deb
2 Comments:
I see we have the same storage solutions.
Diana,
The stitch is lattice stitch. I wrote a pattern for a scarf that is on my website. Easy lacy scarf. It is deceptively easy, but is just one repeat with a border.
Deb
http://www.dudleyspinner.com/
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