Wednesday, August 09, 2006

Yarn speaks to me.

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Oh this yarn is such a bad influence. I'll try to stay strong though.

16 comments:

somebunnysloveDOTcom said...

LOL. I just had this giant hank (900 yards of cotton chenille) bring it to work today so I can get it wound up into a giant cake for a Clapotis! Great minds think alike... And I fixed my site; hubby set the registration up to deter spammers. Sorry!
=:8

Nancy said...

Wow! You are way stronger than I am. Resisting Hill Country? That takes strength.

MissyJoon said...

Cave in cast on!~!~~

Sonya said...

Well I couldn't resist that! So pretty. Wind it, Karen, wind it!

Anonymous said...

I just got some Hill Country Yarn on Monday myself, and it's already in a cake. Last night at yoga I had an epiphany for the kind of pattern I want to devise for the socks. Hopefully I'll be casting on this weekend!

Melissa said...

It is gorgeous yarn. A little wind wouldn't hurt would it???

Dave said...

Awfully purty, but it ain't Koigu :-) You must resist!!

Martina said...

Come ...do it!!

Ragan said...

:o)
Heh-heh.
You know, that yarn is awful convincing! I would have caved in by now! You are so strong to have resisted!

Anonymous said...

Maybe a you should listen to the yarn. It would be a great yarn to work with for Project Spectrum!

Nathalie said...

don't worry about the embossed leaves sock - just wind it and cast it on! I'll finish your EL sock for you

AmyArtisan said...

Oh lovely! I love Hill Country Yarns! Go ahead, let it speak to you! :)

Heide said...

Oh heck, that yarn is lovely, wind away and cast on. I finally finished a pair of Jaywalkers that took two months to complete! It was slow and unenjoyable knitting. I say have fun. The browns are lovely too.

Anonymous said...

Karen, you are hilarious! It must be the yarn making you delirious!!! BTW, I happen to love the country hills yarn - its BEEEAUUUTIFUL!

Anonymous said...

To hell with being strong - you need more than one project to keep you happy with knitting in general - cast on! ;o)

Anonymous said...

Glad to see you wound it up, for Project Spectrum, of course.

I have yarn it my stash that I just love to look at in hank form. I'm afraid I won't like it better in a ball, LOL!

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