C is for camel that's been processed to roving...
which spinners will tell you is easier than Carding
C is for chamomile, homegrown tea to drink...
my supply is dwindling..which leads me to think....
C is for Catalogue...my seed order is due..but C is for another thing that might interest you..
click on the link to go and see what the mystery C could be!
For those of you who are wondering about the letter "C"...I have joined the ABC along........."C "olor me "C" razy..
7 comments:
I'd love to sit and sip a cup of chamomile tea with you Cyndy while watching you spin that roving. Aren't seed catalogues lovely to browse through this time of year? Quiet little books of encouragement . . .
Hi Dawn-
Have you ever had fresh chamomile tea? Its like drinking a basket of apples (It makes a wonderful hair rinse too.) I grow the German Chamomile/ Matricaria recutita.. a tall annual, for the tea but Roman Chamomile/ Chamaemelum nobile is a low-growing perennial..and I encourage that to fill in as ground cover.
And the catalogues are wonderful...so many choices...
Love the "c's" I've enjoyed spinning camel; it looks great with my fawn angora!
Hi Leslie,
This will be my first time spinning camel...and I'll just bet it looks great (and feels wonderful) with your fawn angora--(for that matter...what wouldn't! Fawn angora would vastly improve any fiber in my humble opinion!
Spinning is very Calming. Which you will need since it seems you are in a Corundrum looking thru all those Catalogues. Just remember there will be a Crisis if you don't get the seed order done. Consider the Consequences! I love this Craziness!!!!
Hi Judy- Hi Spinner Gal-
A Crisis of Colossal Calculations!!
I need to Collaborate with my Colleagues and Contemplate the seed Collection at hand, before I Comission a Comercial seed Company!
Ever think of how many plant names begin with C??
Your teapot and chamomile look very inviting. Very clever 'C''s, & nice to follow along. The German Chamomile is my favorite, it is what I grow on the island--just the smell alone can sooth the soul & soles. Yes, apples, "a basket of apples"! Love that description.
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