Wishing you a Wonderful Woolly Wovember

It's Wovember, which means a month of celebrating all things wool!

Of course, I treat every month as though it's Wovember, but I am doing a few special things to mark the occasion.

I attended Beth Smith's breed study workshop - this wasn't explicitly for Wovember, but it certainly kicked off the month of wool! I learned a whole bunch about some very different breeds of sheep.

Sheep themed Wovember badges made from natural British wool
I've been wearing my Wovember badges with pride - I got these from Felix's shop. Not only are they beautiful themselves, but they come in the nicest sheep-themed packaging.
Wovember tweed wool badges pins buttons
Finally, I've started ordering wools for Layter. I been admiring this cosy cardigan/jacket for a long time, so I'm thrilled that the pattern is finally out. It's incredibly thorough, which is a boon for such an unusual construction, and looks like it will be a joy to knit.

The original Layter(s) were knit entirely out of wool from Blacker Yarns - I'm sourcing my yarns from a variety of sources, all of which are either small UK operations or organic, in a rainbow of natural shades like the original.
(I briefly considered spinning for a Layter, but I think I'm not that crazy... yet.)

~Joyuna

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