Warning: I still cannot raise my right arm high enough to actually see what I'm taking a picture of. Right hand holds camera, left hand presses button. They are what they are.
Much smaller than MS&W
it's a nice size with a nice selection of fiber, yarn, wheels, and animals (rabbits, goats, llamas, alpacas, sheep & dogs)
Artsy went with a mission. She wanted to try out different wheels. She came home with Majacraft "Rose" from Misty Mountain Fibers.
She smiled like this all the way home
Mission AccomplishedMac was looking for pink yarn. Not much pink out this year. But she did find a nice hand dyed fingering wt. Here she is putting it away.
Mac and I walked around until we saw something new and different. We both fell in love with this cotton from Wolle
Four colors that "blend" into one another. These are the 2 skeins that came home with me.
And I cannot pass up lace wt. especially these 3 skeins from "The Drafting Zone"
It was a super fun day. (I'll come back later and update the brand of wheel Artsy purchased and the store she purchased from. It has left my mind!)
2 comments:
Majacraft Rose, and that's Linda Witt from Misty Mountain Fibers.
Looks like such a fun day! Beautiful yarn! I love that multi colored yarn that blends. Any ideas on what project you'll use it for? I wish I could stay at festivals like that all day so I have time enough to touch every yarn there!
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