I would have been very upset to lose this. It will soon be a little something or other to sling over my shoulders as I parade around the Howard County Fairgrounds in May. Just look at that ticker over there on the right. Not many days left is there? Where does the time go?
I am more than likely going to need more so it's a good thing I still have plenty of the fiber left. Now I have to remember how to use a drop spindle.
Totally unrelated to today's post but connected to yesterday's is this camellia bloom that was waiting for me this morning. As I type this I hear the rumble of thunder. In January. It's going to be another long, hot summer and it will probably start sometime in March.
Oh good!! That turned out really nice! I just love the color and if I could only ply that well! Mine is still a work in progress. The weather you are having is amazing! I'm so jealous... it's 1 degree above zero in my neck of the woods....had to blanket the horses when I tucked them into their stalls this evening.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous green yarn...so glad it was salvedged!
ReplyDeleteLovely flower..there won't be any flowers here for at least 8 weeks....and then just brave little crocus and snow drops
That is going to make a gorgeous shawl!
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