I
was meeting up with a woman I grew
up with as family friends. We recently got reacquainted and learned we shared
knitting as a passion. Even after
30 years, I recognized her. It's
very special to catch up with someone you knew as a kid. Where do
you even begin with catching up?
We shared some family stories and then walked the marketplace
together. She had arrived earlier
in the day and had done her shopping. I think she also had more discipline than I did.
I
made sure I visited Knitting Central's booth. Not surprisingly
it was packed.
I managed to get a
quick hug and a picture. It was really great to see Cynthia and Chloe.
The pillars in the marketplace were yarn-bombed. They looked colorful and happy.
The yarn mannequins were interesting. I wasn't sure what to make of them. It's kind of cool if you think of them as possibilities.
While
wandering around I ran into several Westporters.. I don't
know what it is, it is fun to see
people out of context from where you know them.
Back
to the hotel room. Joe enjoyed a
quiet day of football. He was thankfully ok with ordering in a New York style pizza and
hanging out. I was totally exhausted even though I was exhilarated
from the day.
I laid out my treasures for a look - see.
I found some great colors for the Koigu Linen Stitch Scarf.
I'm going to use the pink, blue, and green skeins. The orange skeins is for another project.I picked up this skein of Noro Silk Garden Sock to knit Sushi Ushi Scarf by Nancy Marchant.
I couldn't resist this skein of silk laceweight yarn by Claudia Hand Painted yarns. It has 1,100 yards. I'm thinking of one of the following patterns: Nymphaeum by Kerry Milani, Maplewing
I love this little purse. I have no idea what I'll put in it, it's so pretty though.
The marketplace was full of interesting things. There was not enough time to do it justice.
2 comments:
I love that sushi sushi scarf. Maybe that could be a class. Brioche? 2 color brioche, pattern even says it is challenging.
thanks for stopping by pam. we were so excited you had market time. i know you were busy with great classes. miss you
cynthia
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