Winterwood

Well okay, the shop was not five minutes walk away, but fifteen. How do I know this? Because Lynne appeared on my doorstep yesterday morning and suggested we check it out. Next thing we were headed for the hills.

‘Hills’ is quite accurate. There are a few around here.

We located the shop and received a warm welcome. There wasn’t a huge range of yarns. Certainly no familiar brands. There was some stuff that looked a lot like Rare Yarns, but wasn’t, and there was some varigated and plain 8ply that I suspect was dyed for or by the shop. There were some clover knitting needles – lots of straights, a circular in one size, crochet hooks but no dpns. A wall of the shop was dedicated to felting supplies, and there was a lot of toy-making stuff.

I didn’t buy yarn. Not a ball. Instead I succumbed to the logic that if knitting makes my hands hurt, then I should spin instead:

I’m cartwheeling gleefully down the slippery slope of doom.

4 thoughts on “Winterwood

  1. What are you going to do with all the yarn you spin if knitting hurts? Are you going to weave?

  2. Hopefully my hands will recover soon. Otherwise… yep, weaving is definitely an option.

  3. Hey that slippery slope is great for cartwheelng on!
    The spinning will give you a good rest for the hands. Hope they get back to normal soon

  4. yeehaar! Woo hoo!
    Now that you have come to the Dark Side forever will it dominate your destiny!

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