Not a fully formed one, anyway.
It was quite a week.
Edgar summed it up when he said:
“Mooooooo….”
Surreal.
Just glad to be through it.
a little spinning therapy helped-
dark Border Leicester and silvery Romney
And I didn’t finish these socks this week,, but I did wear them for the first time this weekend,,, so I figure they are fair game-
This Saturday was the WSU Country Living Expo down in Stanwood-
I took my camera, meaning to get a bunch of photos, but in hustle and bustle of the schedule I completely forgot to do that.
Went to a bunch of good classes, and the only photographic evidence I have of attendance is this shot of the lovely mohair I picked up from Wondering Creek Farm.
Couldn’t resist the silky, lustrous locks.
I permitted myself just a few ounces.
Ahhh.
That’s better.
Wow.
Gorgeous picture of Edgar.
Lovely yarn ~ I want to TOUCH it! I haven’t spun in SO long.
I’m working on my second pair of socks!
Beautiful Mohair locks!
What are you going to do with them???
Thanks Nancy-
No real plan for the mohair yet- think I’m just going to use it for blending-it’ll go further that way.
I’ve found that lately I’ve been getting a lot more spinning done than knitting. I suppose eventually the tide will turn and the needles will get busy again!
LOVE that photo of Edgar! He looks like a Lord of the Rings character to me, complete with human voice
Too funny. I hadn’t thought of that,, but it does have that kind of look. Though I might put him in Narnia instead of Middle Earth 🙂
I am sorry you had such an awful week. Tom didn’t see you at the expo- I couldn’t make it because I was sick. I am glad though that you got your fiber fix, and Edgar provided some comic relief.
Thanks- No, we didn’t run into Tom at the expo. Did get to meet Maureen (from the shetland listserve) though- and also saw Michelle of the CollieFarm blog.
It was kind of neat to get a silly picture of Edgar- usually Chone is the one with all the funny antics.