Lame-o colors in a really great yarn for an even better price: sock yarn mill ends from Cherry Tree Hill, soon to be overdyed. Muahahhh.
More of my favorite Acero, from Brooks Farm (soon to be a Woodland Shawl for my self.)
Finally found the perfect "midnight purple" blue to go with my goldenrod-colored Koigu. Mmm, the things they could be together...
Because I wanted to try something from Shelridge Farms last year, but didn't get a chance. Eh?
Loved the display mitten so bought the yarn! Lovely Green Mountain Spinnery. I want to work there someday.
These people (The Bransonas) were nice. It was close to the end of the day. Liked the colors. Probably shouldn't have bought more sock yarn, though....
Oh my god, splurrrrge! It was the very end of the day, and Holly was buying one... I love it I love it I love it. Isn't it pretty?! Here, you need a detail shot:
Oh yes, pumpkiny pumpkin deliciousness. Let's see, what else? Oh yeah, roving for needle felting projects with the kids at school:
And I got a mug and a pair of earrings from Jennie the Potter, who was nice beyond belief and with whom I'm totally going to do a last minute interview for my thesis chapter on clay-- if she has a sec. And we can't forget the lamb kabob, kettle corn, maple sugar candies and (though I'll admit it, pretty gross) soft serve with a peanut-butter flavored dip top. It didn't digest so well, probably cause there wasn't much real food in it.
So when I laid out all this new yarn to be photographed and dutifully entered into Ravelry, I realized something...
Hmm...
Why yes, I am a Unitarian Universalist, how ever did you know?
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