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Cotton from boll to FO

On October 1, 2017December 18, 2017 By JenIn Cotton, Gardening, Making

Cotton boll, Cotton removed from seed, Cotton punis, Handspun Cotton Yarn, and Handknit Cotton Leaf — Just a little something I’ve been working on for the harvest party this weekend.

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Hi! I’m Jen, a twenty-something living in the American Midwest. Making things makes me happy. So do plants.

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Also, before I forget, today on the blog is the next installment of the Cotton Series, where I’m talking about removing seeds from your fiber. 🔗 in bio if you want to give it a read! . . . . . . [Image: hand holding fuzzy green cotton seeds. in background is a crank cotton gin and woven rug]

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Only five more pattern repeats then I’ll be done with the body of my White Pine! After knitting Menhir on US 4 needles it feels like this is flying off the needles. Also @hudsonandwestco Forge was absolutely the right choice for this sweater. I mean, look at how the cables and texture are working up! 😍 . . . . . . [Image: grey piece of knitted fabric with cables and texture on tan background]

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