Go Indigo!

In search of Roy G Biv, it is time this month for INDIGO pictures. We are linking to Julie Booth's blog and her friend Jennifer Coyne Qudeen in finding the colors of the rainbow.  Check out their blogs for more examples of indigo .  Last summer we spent some time with an indigo pot and tried out various methods of Shibori, so these pictures were not hard to find.  Hope you enjoy our indigo pictures!

Although it looks more purple here, I think that is just the lighting.  This is one of Elizabeth's beautifully crafted pieces.

This is a rayon infinity scarf that Sue made by twisting and tying with thread.

This is another scarf Sue made using flat wooden discs and buttons tied with rubber bands.

Here are some of our pieces drying on the line.

Beautiful indigo wool from the Maryland Sheep and Wool Festival.

Feeling Blue

Feeling blue?  In search of Roy G Biv, it is time this month for BLUE pictures. We are linking to Julie Booth's blog and her friend Jennifer Coyne Qudeen in finding the colors of the rainbow.  Check out their blogs for more blues. This month's finds are contributed by both Sue and Elizabeth.  We thought blue might be a little challenging, but as it turns out, there were more than enough to choose from.  In fact, it was hard to narrow it down to just these 7!

 Delicate blue blossoms.

 Blues at the Maryland Sheep and Wool Festival.

 A hand-dyed blue drying on the clothes line last summer.

 A perfect blue sky with a gaggle of geese.

 A felted flower pot cover.

 A view of Lake Winnipesaukee from the restaurant deck at Castle in the Clouds.

 Yarn bombing the fence at Maryland Sheep and Wool Festival.