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At 9:21am on April 24, 2008, Kelley Petkun said…: Even though dog hair can be spun, it isn't a stable yarn. Because the fibers are so straight and slippery, the yarns tend to fall apart over time. If you want to knit with the yarn as a memory project, try the brim of a hat in colorwork with the dog hair yarn being the secondary color.

Kelley

At 4:39pm on April 10, 2008, Marty said…: Hi there! I found ya on Knitpicks and then migrated to Ravelry when I got my invite.
What's on your needles now? I've got 4 projects going ~ A baby layette, Baby afghan, capelet for myself and a pair of socks that I've set aside till I can get to my LYS for some advice ~ they're way too wide. My guage seems correct so I need a diagnosis from an experienced sock knitter to determine if it is the pattern that I'm using or if it's ME! Your pup is precious! I can't have a pet where I live, so envy those of you who enjoy that companionship. I've always had dogs and cats prior to living here.

At 1:19pm on March 26, 2008, Kelley Petkun said…: A pomeranian who thinks she is as big as an Eskimo dog!

Hugs,
Kelley

About Me:: That's me and my American Eskimo dog, Shasta. I've been knitting for 30 yrs., teach beginning knitting, enjoy needlecrafts and home sewing. Married 23 years and we have one teenage son.