
My first purchase was an embroidery pattern at the quilt shop next to our first hotel. That was quickly followed by some Flat Foot sock yarn from the Irish Ewe who managed not to laugh as we stood holding it waiting for her to officially open. I also snagged some experimental hand-dyed jaquard striping French Twist yarn from the French Hill Farm booth as well as a lovely Blackberry Ridge lace shawl kit which you dye after knitting (This from the Unique One). For fiber purchases I made a beeline for Spunky Eclectic to grab a colorway I’ve seen on a few blogs and I chose a couple others as long as I was there and already squeezed into the booth. Next up was some deep rich red bunny roving at the Woolen Rabbit and last but not least some amazingly soft angora/merino from the Spinning Bunny.
At Halcyon I picked up another Turbo drive band for the wheel. Just last week I finally put one on my wheel and I really like it so I wanted to have a spare in case it breaks. I grabbed some bobbins from the sale bin for some fingerless-rovaniemi-mittens from the Jan/Feb issue of Piecework along with some felting equipment. At Yummies I bought some cornuts for Daniel so he’ll stop raiding them from my snack mix, some peanut butter cups for Jason and some fruit slices for me.










February 26, 2008 at 9:14 am
It all looks and sounds fabulous. I’ve missed SPA every single year that I’ve lived in MA. And now that I am relocating again, I will never have the chance. But I will live vicariously through your experience. Thanks for sharing.
February 26, 2008 at 10:04 am
That’s that.. next time I am in Maine there is nothing stopping me from doing a yarn crawl!!!
February 26, 2008 at 10:09 am
that might be enough to keep you busy for a bit! looks like you had lots of fun.
February 27, 2008 at 11:45 am
You had me at ‘yummies’ ;o)
February 28, 2008 at 10:23 am
You really picked up some wonderful things. I especially like the colors of the fiber you bought.
February 28, 2008 at 10:49 am
That looks like such a wonderful time.