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Savannah is so desperate for a chunky cowl that she’s knitting it herself- does this mean that she’s moved out of the separation stage and the one where I can’t do anything right or everything s…s and I’m a b….? (and yes, it is a lollipop). Actually much of the time , Savannah is an [...]
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Spinners meet regularly and add a new aspect to the urban landscape architecture of NYC’s Highline. A really friendly group,but of course I’ve never meet a yarn lover I didn’t like.
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When I’m not attempting to improve my golf game, this is where I hang out and knit most days- enough said.
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My friend Renee who is the chicest person I know(sorry Annabel) goes straight for the dramatic in the store we visited. She has me knitting this: Online linea Solo ruffle yarn . This is seriously easy, fast and fun. She loves orange. She also asked me to knit her a long scarf with fringe in [...]
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Londonderry Farm Market- The first stalls: I bought this lovely skein from Isobel, the Romney sheep which are apparently lovely and docile sheep as compared to BFLs which are very “nasty” according to the owner. The yarn is spun in Maine by a mill which will process small amounts of fleece for individual owners ( [...]
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