Outside the small hall were some gorgeous alpacas who were there to show off their wool. They were so placid and soft, I thought I might skip the show altogether and just spend the morning patting and cooing.
I felt like a bit of a cheat, not being a lesbian and not knowing how to knit, but when I saw this knitting nancy, which is all I know how to do, I felt a lot better about being there.
And I'm so pleased I did. I have wanted to knit a cosy for a chair like this, but all in red, for quite a while. Dear Meg Later, I am blogging this image as a reminder for you to do it.
I felt like a bit of a cheat, not being a lesbian and not knowing how to knit, but when I saw this knitting nancy, which is all I know how to do, I felt a lot better about being there.
6 comments:
How gorgeous is THAT chair...
*Love* that chair.
This is awesome, wish I had known about it!
i love llamas and knitters (and lesbians, though i am not one either) -- this looks like fun!
i made that goodnight darling banner! and that is me in the red selling the cake. and the tea! i am so glad you liked it. the woolshow liked you lots. come back next year and bring all your lady frens! also ps, thankyou for making a photo of my banner.
Hooray Alana! I'm very excited you found my blog! I can't wait to come back to the woolshow next year to see more crafty goodness and to sample some more tea and cake. Hope you are enjoying all this rain. xx
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