I'm getting ready for the Middle Tennessee Sheep, Wool and Fiber Festival in Dickson, TN May 27th and 28th. This will be a first for me and certainly for the new Blue Leaf Arts. I'll be sharing a booth with Jan, Daily Fibers and looking forward to having a great time, meeting new people and visiting with old friends. Come out and see us.
I have also finished another hank of beaded yarn.
Also, I'm going to be taking a class from Lynne Vogel called Hands on Color this weekend, that I'm really looking forward too. New spinning techniques, fibres and people....yippppeeee!!! More to come.
Well, it happened, I finally finished the linen stitch scarf out of mini mochi. Now I loved doing the first one and finished it fairly quickly, so I thought, why not do it again....why not indeed....omg...I started this September with the intention that it would be a great project while on vacation last fall. I've been slowly knitting on it ever since. I finally just decided it was wide enough and put it out of my misery. It turned out beautiful, don't get me wrong, but enough tiny linen stitch for now. I remember working on it in Garden City, NY while sitting outside, drinking a starbucks, waiting for Kathleen. Two children (Bella and Henry) were so fascinated they sat with me and we chatted the entire time. What a great day and a great memory with this scarf.
Lastly, I have a photo of the charms for my finished work for blue leaf arts. Let me know what you think.
See you at the festival.
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