What
can I say, Maryland Sheep and Wool was absolutely amazing. It was such a happy
day and to be honest I am so shocked things worked out and I got to attend. I
had so much fun and left totally overwhelmed with all the yarn, roving, cute animals,
and supplies. I couldn't believe how many people attended.Some booths were so
full you couldn't squeeze through and with lines that lead out of the halls in
to main paths. I really wanted a tee shirt, but the line was so long that wasn't
going to happen.
And
on top of all this, I got to spend the day with my Secrete Pal 4, Mia. We had
a blast strolling the isles. To be honest I probably wouldn't have made it through
all the exhibit halls had she not been there. She kept us as a chipper speed.
(Ok chipper speed for me :) )
So I know you want to see some picture of the event, Click Here! (you know you want to click)
The next question I know you are asking is where are the loot photos. There was so much I wanted to buy, but in the end I didn't buy much.
Jacob Sheep- Stumpy's Roving
Frances Smith and Wendy Fast
www.icelandicsheepworld.com
Friendly's Roving
Wool in the Woods
hand painted Organic Cotton
Davidson Corporation
Easton Rapids, MI 48827
28/12 CPM Cotton
Sprit Trail Fiberworks
I am not really sure how I only ended up with one skein. Since I meant to buy
2 to make socks. I must order more since it is absolutely amazing colours. The
photo really doesn't do it justice. More over they use rare, endangered, and
unusual breed spinning fibers, one-of-a kind items. A Big Bonus in my book.
A cheap spindel and an Iroko African wood Lucet
The Lucet was from: Margaret a. Ledrich
435 19th street NW
Massillon, OH 44647-5347
The Spindel was from:Frances Smith and Wendy Fast
www.icelandicsheepworld.com
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