It was a rather short week last week – 3 whole days of work. It was fabulous!
Friday, I spun all day. I don’t often get to say that. BUT, I literally spun from 10:30 in the morning until after 11:00 at night. I obviously took breaks to drive, eat and stuff like that. It was fabulous!
Saturday, I headed to Sand Road Sugar Camp for a giant buffet breakfast with a couple of the girls from work. We had a great time. I ate way too much.
Check out this old washing machine.
Then I found this piece of art and had to have it.
I think it’s an umbrella stand.
I went out with some friends on Saturday night. Needless to say, it took me most of Sunday to recover.
On Monday, I plied my yarn, gave it a wash (13 WPI), put it in “galettes” when it were dry, did up a gage swatch (6 stitches per inch) and…
started Felicity.
The Corridale didn’t keep its color the way I would have liked… or perhaps I should have Navajo plied it – If only I didn’t suck at Navajo though. Would have messed it all up for sure.
Today, I got a few surprises in the mail. Remember when I told you guys that I spent some money (oops) on Etsy when I was finding the link to post here? Well, here’s what I ordered. YU-MMY!
Aren’t the colors just fantasmagoric? (I may have just made up that word – couldn’t find one that described what I was trying to say.) Here’s her link again: Knitty and Color.
I also go another surprise today! When I came home at lunch, along with the package containing the roving, I had a Canada Post slip for pick-up. I thought it was my new dress. When I looked at the package, I realized it was my new WooLee Winder:
It was supposed to take months for me to get this. I just placed my order only three weeks ago maybe! I was very pleased.
Today was a great day!
Wow! That’s amazing – the delivery time on the WW, I mean! And your little spinning bundles are gorgeous too!
Your spun yarn looks great – you’re getting to the professional spinning stage very quickly!
Well done!
I guess I don’t have to ask you what you did on Monday any more. And yes, those yarns are incredible. You’re just not passionate enough when you describe them! Ha! Ha!