
Finished organizing and cataloging the yarn stash. This is some of it and yes I said some. Sort of an addiction isn't it?

We're retired! and I'm trying to use up a 30 year stash of yarn and quilt fabric. Use it up!!! Buy more!!! We're also hitting the road in a small RV - to find more fiber shops? Use TwoMaineiacs2@yahoo.com for emails about RV or Caching. Use Geocachingknitter@yahoo.com for knitting and quilting emails.
4 comments:
Gosh, Erin is lovely. I would love that sweater in my house, on that wooly board in my house! (I'm not jealous of course).
I am especially not jealous of the great stash organization. I enjoy not being able to get the door of my closet open. It is really great to finally get the door open and have a bag of 10 balls drop on your head, roll all over the floor - usually creating an avalanche of yarn balls plummeting to the floor. Then the clean up takes forever. Remember Fibber Magee's closet?
Of course I am not envious of your organizational abilities. I am in plan AWE of it
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The Erin is lovely! The color in it!
and the stash......I admire both the amount AND the organization. My stash is 80% (or more) white or ecru....the rest is red or black.....dunno what happened exactly, just the way it is!
Erin is looking very good. I just got Celtic Knits last week. I love that book.
Erin looks beautiful.
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