Show your artistic side

[kj4lxw]

Haven't been on the forums much lately.
Been getting into the music thing again, just playing around at home with a new program i got.

This is just a little ditty for fun, my old bass player sent me a piece with him on guitar and bass playing to a drum loop, so figured I would add a few accents with keyboards and synth. Was not intended to be a piece, was just an example of what his program allowed him to do, but I like how it came out. Is nice to actually be able to play the parts instead of just pasting loops together like I was doing before.

[url=http://www.divshare.com/download/14088862-e5a]DivShare File - Now with 25 percent more stain fighting p.mp3[/URL]

Click the link and hit play on the new screen.

 

[notime4nooky]

here's a couple more of my pieces. sorry these too are spoken for/sold.

 

[lilith79]

I made this shawl, just finished it. I have some minor blocking to do, but I am quite pleased.

 

[lmd514]

Very pretty lilith!

Where in MI are you?

 

[Rudy33]

Very very nice!!! I love the yarn you used.

 

[lilith79]

Lansing area

 

[lmd514]

I am in the GR area. If you were closer, I was going to invite you to the knitting group that I go to. I love that yarn as well.

 

[lmd514]

More handspun yarn:

"Art yarn" with lots of thick parts and slubs, still on the wheel:

And a shawl/scarf that I made for my mom:

And, some yarn that I dyed which is betting knit into a shawl for me now.

 

[Enid]

That's some lovely handspun yarn!
chants to self... must not get anymore "hobbies", must knit yarn that I already have.

 

[lmd514]

Thank you

I am still very new to spinning. I just got my wheel in the beginning of January.

 

[lilith79]

That art yarn would make a lovely bag.
You know....if you'd ever like someone to knit you a bag out of some of that lovely yarn...let me know. I'd gladly make a bag for free just to have the pleasure of working with that yarn.

 

[Rudy33]

Thank you

I am still very new to spinning. I just got my wheel in the beginning of January.

I'd love to learn how to spin - my sister (who lives next door) has 5 sheep and I have 10 goats - we talked about trading milk for fiber.

Is it hard?

 

[lmd514]

Spinning is not too hard. There is a learning curve, and it does take lots of patience and concentration.

 

[daisyd]

Not sure if this will work. It shows off several of my hobbies. Weaving, dyeing, and beading. It's for bellydance.

 

[Enid]

Very cool.

Not sure if this will work. It shows off several of my hobbies. Weaving, dyeing, and beading. It's for bellydance.

 

[Adja]

I always enjoy looking at this thread. We have so many talented people here.

 

[Lill]

Just to entertain you all, I will submit this grainy photo of today's knitted creation ... a cartosweater. A sweater for my carto. Why? Because it gets hot, and to absorb drips. And, uh ... it's a little bit cute.

Usually my yarn creations are a bit more beautiful, if I do say so myself, but this was a functional use of scrap yarn.

 

[terrilg70]

I was bored last night and decided to make my on "cone" for my CE2 xl carto. Even has a little window to see the fluid level. Oh, I am such a girl. LOL

 

[Plumes.91]

Lill I love that. I would buy one!