Sad, sad sock

My poor flacid sock top. Picot it is not. Going to rip & rework. Another reason I love socks is that I'm willing to rip & rework over and over until they meet my vision. Not so with sweaters, I have a few bags of sweaters in sweatery hell that are f**ked 4 ways to Tuesday, that will remain stashed until I need their yarn for something else.

The girlie asked to learn to spin. Her favorite part? The look on my face when she asked to use to my Bosworth. Her spindle spinning lasted all of 2 minutes before she was eyeing my wheel.

The boy of course rocked a rocket.
Lynne Vogel is coming to town tomorrow & there will be beer & merriment. Then there 3 (!!!!) days of spinning - spinning for knitting is the topic with no time off of intarsia for good (or bad) behavior or cold beer.
2 Comments:
Hurray! The world needs more little spinners!
Hee, if I were there I'd be eyeing your wheel too ;)
Awww, she just wants to be like Auntie Shannon, doesn't she? (I've got the photographic proof of her rolled in my roving, it only makes sense...)
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