While in Ohio, I did manage to visit a few yarn shops and to purchase some souvenir yarn.
At the Knitter's Mercantile in Columbus, I bought sock yarn:
Two more skeins of Malabrigo Sock Yarn in Persia and Eggplant,
and a skein of Alpaca Sox in a pretty sage-y green
and a skein of Alpaca Sox in a pretty sage-y green
I also bought stitch markers and crochet cotton, which I needed to tame Ishbel. Oh - and a skein of Online sock yarn which has already be gifted to the co-worker who cat-watched for me while I was gone.
At Wonderknit, I purchased a skein of locally-dyed sock yarn. I talked myself out of a skein of lace yarn...
At Wonderknit, I purchased a skein of locally-dyed sock yarn. I talked myself out of a skein of lace yarn...
I also had the opportunity to visit a couple shops in Dayton. Actually, they were both in the suburb of Beavercreek. Fiberworks is smaller, with some very nice yarn, including a few brands (don't ask me which - it's late and my brain is tired) that I had heard of but never seen, and a lot of fiber, for you spinners. Busy Beaver is an all-purpose hobby/crafts shop, with an eclectic mix of yarns in the back room. They had a lot of cotton blend yarns, which is what I bought there.
At the top is a skein of Jojoland Harmony, purchased at Fiberworks, which I want to use for a scarf/shawlette that will show off its color changes.
Below that are two skeins of Cestari sock yarn, from Busy Beaver, which is a cotton-wool blend.
And now I have to convince Vinnie to let me knit a bit longer....
4 comments:
Good grief, you've been a busy beaver in your travels! Nice souvenier haul!
Wow, you HAVE been busy! Hey, Vinnie, let Mom knit, ok?
OHHHHHH lovely purchases!
You're all set knitting-wise fora while. I can totally tell that those are from Malabrigo, with the odd strands of yarn weaving around the skein. I think they hire drunk monkeys to wind them up.
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