Midnightsky Fibers Blog

I have a faux hawk! None of the pictures I tried to take turned out at all, but it is *awesome*!

eta...cropping it my friend. Does anyone else have to take a shower after getting a hair cut? I have to asap or I itch the rest of the day.



I have a faux hawk!



I am really quite amused by it. Can still go in to a "normal" style if I need...or a swoop...but really, it is all about the faux hawk! I swear it is really not icky-spikey like that, I was trying to take pics with way too much flash when my hair was still wet.

Midnightsky Fibers is having a Grab Bag Sale- $10 handspun yarn on Midnightsky Fibers (in the handspun section), or 2 handspun yarns for $15 in our sale section in our etsy store.

One of the things that keeps me at my current webhost- while yes I could find a cheaper one- tech support always gets back to me SUPER fast. You would not believe some of the exciting things I have had them have to do :) (I leave midnightskyfibers alone unless I am 100% positive of what I am doing though!)

Entry round up...
Free patterns back up on site!
Whip Up Giveaway Prizes have shipped I hope people making the kits will share pictures!
Free Art from Indie Fixx
Another cool tiny house
A project exploring the idea of needs
Pretty Good- A pretty blog

Midnightsky Fibers is having a $10 grab bag sale for handspun yarn! Check it out at Sale Yarns or Midnightskyfibers.com

Grab bag yarns:
Get one skein of yarn that normally retails for $15+ (most yarns retail between $20-30) for just ten dollars. I will choose the yarn, it is the same style yarns as are on my site- coils, thick and thin, core spun, mohair, soy silks, sparkly yarns, and more. Yarns are labeled with yardage, content, etc just like the yarns on my site.

Sale stuff: Clearance yarns on ebay.

I should not have discovered twitter (same name as here). O my goodness, it is hard to not check it every 5 minutes.

Recent posts on the other blog:
Plotting ways to better temporarily store yarn in my house by my desk. Complicated by the fact that I can't move my desk by myself :)
New plants for my balcony and what it looked like before
Weaving sock yarnMaking a plain weave fabric from warp + weft of leftover sock yarns.
Weaving sock yarn, continued

Destashing a flick carder, I already have one :)..and a drum carder...and handcards, so really don't need 2 :)
(in my shop sale section)

Destashing knitting needles.
(in my shop sale section)

Sweater is coming along nicely, almost done! The front side looks much more tweedy than the inside that you can see here.

(PS- am posting much more stuff that is more craft/lifestyle/fun stuff on the other blog these days.)