And here we have the entries for the entire Pink Cloud event! The latest items are shown first.

Debbie's 'Age of Brass and Steam' shawlette is her first ever self-knitted item from her own handspun. She used Merino in Nightfall for this lovely piece.

Jodi's Rainbow Merino ws fractal spun and plied on her double drive wheel - it's possibly destined to be woven in the future.

This Merino Inky Mix gradient was spun by Kate. She's going to Navajo ply to preserve the gradient.

Leanne has also made an 'Age of Brass and Steam' shawlette in merino - this one is in Dilly Dilly.

Melanie's sorted the shades in her nightfall into an 'almost' gradient, 'from darkest night to sunset".

Wendy B's Summer Beach over Light Grey Haunui NZ Halfbred has a future as part of a multi-yarn shawl.

And Wendy S Has also spun a bunch of Nightfall - this is 200gr. The two large skein are 2-ply, and the 'leftovers' were chain-plied.

And a last entry from Laura K, who just got her braid of Plimsoll Line on Merino in time to start spinning it!

Narissa used her Rainbow for dreads: "here are the four dreads I have felted over with Heavenly Wool's rainbow roving. It was really nice wool to work with and I'm very pleased how it turned out."

Ken's been in the kitchen again, producing this sizzlin' panful of yarh: "Summer Beach over natural charcoal. And it was a fun, fast spin to sample before ordering enough for a sweater!"

And Leanne has entered her yarn: "100g each of Dragons Breath and Slate, spun separately and plied together. Total of appx 700 metres of sport weight. Destined to be Clockwork by Westknits as a gift for my Dad."

Annette's bought her Dilly Dilly Long colour change merino at the Creative Fibre Festival in Dunedin. She's called it "Blueberries"

200gr of Dark Grey Halfbred was spun into this impressive 442 yd 2-ply skein by Elaine.

Kimley, a newbie spinner, chose to chain (Navajo) ply her Plimsoll Line singles to keep the colours separated.

Debbie knitted this infinity scarf from a skein handspun by Leanne. It's 50gr of Imperium plied with 50gr of Ashford merino.

Fallen Leaves on Merino from Kathy; it's going to be "Lifecycle" from Botanical Knits 2.

Another beautiful scarf from May-Liss; this is Trillian. May-Liss separated the colours in a braid of Orchard long repeat over Light Grey Haunui NZ Halfbred. She's spun the third colour into a finer yarn and gifted it to a friend.

Suzanne's daughter Eleanor models her Barrier Reef fine merino and silk nuno-felt scarf.

A plump skein from Leanne fits the bill for her entry this month - Dragon's Breath and Slate on merino.

Shelly couldn't resist putting her pink sheep in this photo of her natural dark grey Haunui NZ Halfbred and dyed mohair yarns, last part of her "Sweeties SAL" parcel from March.

Sandy presented this handspun, handwoven shawl as her entry into the Sweeties SAL "March Madness".

And Evangeline also spun up the NZ Halfbred from her "Sweeties" parcel. It's 248 yards of 2-ply (100gr). Evangeline's still pondering on what to do with her SAL yarns.

May-Liss presents her Opera over Hauni Dark Grey yarn and singles.

A fabulous felt wrap from Eva. Silk hankies on the surface of Beech forest over Dark Grey Haunui NZ Halfbred.

2-ply Lake Sumner from Evangeline's March Madness parcel.

Singles in Nightfall and Ink from Debbie! they might end up plied together, or plied on themselves...

Ken knitted these mitts from his own design - now it's published on Ravelry.com! (Manly Lace Mitts)

Kyoko's put in a bit more work on her Plimsoll Line project - this month she's spun the grad as it comes.

Chain plied Lake Sumner from Laurie's March Madness parcel.

It's exciting to see the first March Madness projects happening - this is Lenora's 'Camino Bubbles'

Lake Sumner and Dark Grey Haunui yarns from Sandy's March Madness fibre.

Shelly sent me this pic of her Lake Sumner 2-ply.

Shelley put her yarn into this little 'pink cloud' to show it off! 154yds, 2 ply, natural dark grey, and Lake Summer My plan is spin the rest of the Lake Summer, ply it together, spin the rest of the dark grey, ply it together and then knit a shawl. This small skein will be a transition between the other two skeins.

Stunning yarms from Sandy! Top skein: dyed NZ Haunui bouclé around a thin single, bound with natural dark gray Haunui Bottom skein: dyed mohair locks cloudspun on a commercial mohair laceweight yarn, bound with sewing thread All the way from Budapest!

Kyoko blended some yak/merino top with this dark grey undyed Haunui Handcraft wool (NZ Halfbred) to make a lovely, soft and lustrous single, if the photo is anything to go by!

May-Liss spun up the various colours of a Sagebrush variant then knitted this beautiful Trillian scarf, using one colour of the braid for the edging and the rest of the braid random-spun for the body.

Laurie's Zoom Loom squares in HW mohair blended with CVM and silk, spun into 3-ply yarn. The left square features the original 3-ply, the right square uses the same yarn, plied again with 3-ply bombyx silk.

Lenora's Lake Sumner singles.

Suzanne of Zaniecrafts nuno-felted handbag using Haunui tops in Orchard, with a grey merino underlayer over a vintage silk scarf.

Diana's Lake Sumner (new colour, not listed) singles are intended for a wild and wonderful Tornado yarn...

Wool is a dish best served...in a paella pan! Ken's first bubble crepe yarn, spun from the March Madness SAL bundle.

Tyla's used a commercial embroidery thread to ply this skein of Sagebrush over natural light grey Haunui NZ Halfbred to get a 2-ply worsted yarn.

Debbie's merino Nightfall singles

This is Plimsoll Line in merino; Kim wanted to show off all the colours in the singles before finishing her 100gr.

Bravely going where she has never dared before, Wendy used her new spinning wheel to spin and ply a skein of Opera over natural Light Grey Haunui NZ Halfbred. Wendy is also determined to knit a scarf in this yarn - another first, I believe!

Lora spun this grad from a skein of Orchard grad over natural light grey. She plans to use it for a shawl.

Hope's Denimberry over Merino.

Suzanne's Orchid clutch - Zing! (unlisted as yet) and Opera Long Repeat in merino over plain pink from Tally Ho.

Kyoko's luscious Plimsoll Line over Dark Grey Haunui Halfbred singles. Kyoko took a little of each colour and spun them together to blend for this single.

Diana's Mango Tango/Light Grey Haunui Halfbred singles

Ken's Landscape over Charcoal - possibly to be a 'man-cowl'. Ken says the photo doesn't do the colours justice.

Talina's crochet top in Sagebrush over Haunui Natural Light Grey

Wendy has plied 50gr of HW fibre with merino/silk she was gifted in a fibre swap.