Knitter's Connection Fun!
I thought you'd all like to see what fun Knitter's Connection was. Ok, in truth some of these photos are a little on the bland side, because you can't hear all the fun conversations and bustle going on around you. And it was serious Knitting Rockstar Land. I kid you not. How often do you sit there laughing while Shannon Okey and Miss Violet chat it up in your booth? Or go out to dinner with a huge group of knitters including Miss Lime, Miss Violet and Side Show Husband? Or for that matter see Cat Bordhi winding her way through the displays of yarn on several occasions while smiling and nodding to all the people around? That is not an ordinary vacation, let me tell you. Oh, and I didn't even mention the indie dyer contingent that was perpetually in motion from booth to booth chatting with customers and sharing tips....before I get carried away, don't let me forget the sweet, wonderful, lovely customers. I talked so much during this weekend that I was hoarse for 3 days. My mother would call every day afterward because she was afraid that I was going to get a terrible cold any minute....but no, not so much that as Katie talked more in 5 days than she usually does in a year. About knitting. It was nirvana. The only thing missing was my family. I didn't sleep much at night because every time I rolled over in bed and my darling husband wasn't there I would wake up. So next time, he's coming with! Oh, yeah!
More yarn on the website as soon as it's back from the photographer. Of course, I still have to take it to her, but that should be soon!
Photo Key - for those of you who want to know!
Photo 1: the Yarn Love Booth
Photo 2: Indie Dyer Line Up L to R: Cassie (Yarn Love Helper), Me, Jackie of Cider Moon, Gail of Cider Moon, Karida from Neighborhood Co.
Photo 3: Knitters at Dinner including: Gerry, David, Lizzie, Violet and Miss Lime
Photo 4: Looking down the row toward Cider Moon
2 comments:
Hey! I met you at KC, and was the one kicking myself for NOT getting the little paisley-ish purse, with my red headed friend (who isn't my mom, but everyone thinks she is!). Anyway! Let me show you a GREAT GREAT pattern for the Yarn Candy from Cider Moon. It takes only 10 grams for each stocking. Whip them out on a size 6, and all your expectant friends will love you even more! I'd love to get some of your yarn one of these days too...Maybe in a few weeks!
http://www.bevscountrycottage.com/bevs-stay-on-booties.html
Oh look, you were very sneaky and updated your blog and I didn't even notice until just now. Look, there's our booth! Hi, booth! We're slogging away on our Loopy order, too - actually, almost done with the dyeing part (yay!). Next up - the skeining (boo!). Once I get done knitting socks out of the never ending pile of hand-dyed man-yarn, I think I may start a chevron scarf with your mohair and Dianne's blue and tan yarn that I picked up. I remember when I used to knit things other than socks...
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