It’s a gray and rainy day today. It started with a light drizzle last night – so light I wouldn’t have realized it was raining outside but for the damp cats and wet paw prints across the floor. The Norwegian Forest cat comes with a built-in “rain coat” so they unfazed by a light rain, but their fluffy paw pads (better for cold northern winters) absorb rain and result in wet paw tracks across the apartment.
Overnight, it increased to a steady rain, and today it’s settled back into a mist. It’s the sort of day where a hot breakfast, tea in the afternoon, and a fire all sound great. Sadly, while we can make the first two happen, we don’t have a fire place.
Instead, I pulled out the only “log fire” I have, my last unspun Barn2Yarn batt:
As with the others, I’ve captured the “reveal” as I unrolled it. Honestly, this one had no surprises to reveal.
As you can see, the vivid orange with the streaks of reds and yellows continues. Not shockingly, there is a base of brown for the “logs” in the log fire on the back. I’ll spin this one in strips from the whole batt mostly as-is. I’ve pulled apart and scattered some of the locks sitting on top a bit more evenly across.
So it looks like in the end, the Fall Rose Petals colorway is the only one I’ll have split into layers.