Wonderful idea to show the process. Will you go on with knitting?

How kool! Way back when I was still in school I had a assignment in my yearbook class like this, to tell a story with just pictures. Plus the yarn looks great. What will you make?

Hi Sandy, this is Kathy from "Kathy's Knitting" I have a new blog "Knit Farm News" the new URL is mrnorris05.blogspot.com.I finally have a reliable computer to work with and I decided to start afresh with the new blog. Hope to see you there! Oh yeah, I went back and read the archives from when I was here last. May I say what an awesome person and knitter you are? Well you are!!!!!!

lovely - and a better way to show the entire process because it does (indeed) have all of those other sorts of elements included.

good to, er, see you (across the way, a few feet away, etc) yesterday! I'm sorry I didn't get a chance to actually talk to you about what you were knitting, but it looked like it had good hand feel. I thought about you as I saw the sunset on my way home...

I want Rachael's socks though I'm having a hard time justifying $10 on a pair of socks which is so DUMB because I'd spend more on that for yarn for socks! Well now I've convinced myself to just buy them. I love the kool-aid dyeing! So neat!

Whoo hoo! Makes me want to go home and dye some yarn myself!

Beautiful! The yarn, the pictures, the concept....just beautiful!

Hi Sandy! So glad I got to meet you yesterday. Koolaid dying is so much fun.

Ooooo pretty yarn! 'Scuse me, I think I need to go look up that waffle recipe... (Joy of Cooking, right?)

Love the post! The yarn looks gorgeous!

Clever post and gorgeous color!

You are a very funny girl. And so creative! YEAH!

I must say, several scenes from your photo album today look remarkably like my home--The dying pan, could it be Farberware? and the fence/gate/drying rack looks very much like my front porch, so much as I had to check and see if yarn was drying there. No luck, and there is snow on my ground. Lovely still life movie Sandy!

THAT is the cleverest frickin' post!!! And the result? FANTASTIC!!!

Fabulous way to document the process. Very entertaining. Did you like the result? Did you like Frey's book (I did.)

Nice pictorial!

My Christmas lights are still up too on my railing lol.

Excellent post! Thank you!

Love the picture post.Clock/sock/waffle sequence.

Cute post! Pretty yarn! did you like the rachel ray mag? I think I would buy it again ..but lets wait and see how much I make out of it

lol, no one commented on the fact that you used white wine vinegar (and aged stuff at that!) for your vinegar. ooo la la! fancy yarn! that brings koolaid dyeing to a new level, lol. nice color, too! did you let it cool in the dyebath? that helps exhaust the dye, and you don't end up with as much dye washed out (particularly with the vinegar)

ask me how i know, lol.

Hilarious. So nice to have an idea of the real time line. And the yarn looks great!

like the others, i love your photo essay.

What a neat way to document the process. I love the final result!

KOOL POST!

What a fun post! I love the final color of your yarn, I hope it came out how you wanted. Any plans for it?

Oh, wow. I love how you showed all the OTHER stuff you were doing, in addition to the dyeing process. The socks on that model were -beyond- cool. :)

I love how the yarn came out, too.

Great post. :)

great photo journalism.. It's nice to see such fabulous creativity!
I'm a sky watcher too - especially the amazing sunrises out here -have posted lots of photos.
Am stealing your button!! thanks!!!

Love it! The clock pics add such a great touch to the whole post - job well done, both the posting and the dyeing.

mmmmmmmmmmm. waffles. round waffles.

Wait! Isn't that your new IKEA bread basket holding the undyed yarn?

That was lots of fun! I love the way the yarn came out, too.

Now that looks like a perfect Saturday!

The photo essay was so fun. AND the yarn came out wunderbar!

Love your photo story. The yarn came out a great color!

Thanks for the fun photo essay!

hmmm...love waffles! Pretty yarn.

The yarn looks lovely! I can't wait to see what you make with it. Mittens maybe? The Jaywalker sock is coming along nicely! Also, the waffle looks yummy!

Awesome!! I'm really going to have to try that sometime. :)

Now that was a good day!

I love your cute curtains! Where ever did you get those?