This is Lovebird in Plushness:
And August in Plushness:
And October in Divine:
Which also looks like this:
And this when reskeined:
Then we have Apple Cider (with Ice) - so-called because I used Ice Blue instead of Teal this time - it's in Divine yarn:
This is Banoffee Pie in Opulent:
Which also looks like this:
And finally, this is Faded Rose in Wisp:
I was going to do one of those surveys on the right-hand bar to ask you which type of photo you prefer, but you'll be fed up with that question from other dyers so I'm just gonna use 'em all - you get five photos on Etsy - with maybe the close-up as the main photo to keep the shop looking uniform. However, if you do have any strong opinions one way or the other, I'd still love to hear. I think of them as pile (of poo - sorry, just comes into my head); unskeined (solid colours) or reskeined (colours mixed up and how you would receive the yarn).
5 comments:
Oooh, October looks GORGEOUS! Given how much time and energy you put into the yarn, I think taking 5 photos of each is probably too much work. Skeined, reskeined and close up are enough to get a really good idea of how the yarn is going to look. That's just my humble opinion :)
Ooooh, gorgeous yarns (sits by shop waiting for update :) ). I like them all but it is a lot of work. The piles (of you know what) are really trendy atm with dyers and I quite like them. The two shots I couldnt do without are the reskeined and the close up.
I'm not sure I have a favourite pic. Five is certainly lots. It's always interesting to see how different the skeins look when re-skeined.
Thanks for this - really helpful. Have always taken five photos, but usually all of the reskeined yarn, which is a bit easier, to be honest - close up, full skein, just the end, just the middle and a diagonal one. It's just tricky choosing which one will stand out amongst the many yarns on Etsy and so far, have opted for a consistent approach of the close-up which is my favourite way of showing the colours.
Yummy colors....love all the tones very beautiful..
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