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Honestly I have given a few away as they make for wonderful improvised gifts.The best customers are the ones who beg me not to send yet another expletive bag.
How does this wool feel compared to your usual superfine knitwear? Maybe I misunderstand how this works, but it seems to me that an 8ply knit in a coarser wool would result in a bulkier knit, no? Does it also affect the weight of the sweater?Here's the gansey in the Donegal lambswool (the same as featured last week on the watch caps).
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Lively stuff!
How does this wool feel compared to your usual superfine knitwear? Maybe I misunderstand how this works, but it seems to me that an 8ply knit in a coarser wool would result in a bulkier knit, no? Does it also affect the weight of the sweater?
Paul, any chance in running the balmacaan in the grey donegal herringbone that was used in the SF version anytime soon? Or any type of grey donegal? Sadly, the browns this season aren't quite doing it for me
Talking of Balmacaans, it really is a lovely cloth.
Excited to see what it will be next year! The current colors are lovely, they're just not really for me. I really should've jumped on the green from last season, but I hesitated a bit too muchI am sure we will get around to a grey-grey Donegal tweed one day. We have no plans (and our plans are not to revisit the herringbones from a few years back) but it seems inevitable at some point.
For next year we might try out again the heavy, bobbly tweed we used a few years back from the mill in the Mourne Mountains of Northern Ireland. For the balmacaan, I mean. And then maybe the Donegal tweed for the Ulster.
It looks like grouse brown when I compare to mine.Is there anyone who has bal in grouse brown and can share a photo or two to see the true color? I got it recently but am not sure if it is grouse brown or ashen