See that gray sky? Yep, it pretty much rained all weekend. |
Where's Lisa? |
Goat cheese is my Kryptonite |
And as for the festival, it was good. I have to say it was not as great as a year ago, as one of the vendors I liked the most last year, Yarnhouse Studio from Opelika, AL, was not there. I scored some fabulous Madelinetosh at their booth last time. I scored zero Madelinetosh this time. But here is a pic of my yarn haul:
Much smaller than last year, no? |
Rookie alert... |
So there you have the recap from this year’s MSFF. If there aren’t any additional yarn vendors next year, I probably won’t attend, although I hear there’s a great festival in Oxford, MS so a substitute road trip may be called for. And with my yarny friends, that is always a good time…
Lisa
The blue yarn is gorgeous and you will crack spinning - that fibre will turn into something fabulous!
ReplyDeleteI sure hope so!
DeleteI love the pink/gray yarn. I hope you get the spinning thing figured out. A few years ago at Maryland Sheep & Wool Festival, I decided it would be a good idea to buy a wheel. Yeah not such a good idea, I've decided I don't have the patience for spinning right now ;)
ReplyDeleteOh no! I am amazed when I see people spinning with a wheel. Not sure I'll ever get to that point, but never say never, right? : )
DeleteThat is lovely roving you have and stick with the spindle. You'll get the hang of it and then think of all the lovely yarn you can make!
ReplyDeleteI can't decide which of your new yarns is prettiest. They're all so lovely!
ReplyDeleteI keep coming back to this post and finally figured out why - the photo of the pool under a cloudy sky looks to me right now the way those beach photos of Hawaii normally look. Like heaven.