That's what my living room floor is saying right now. This week started out a bit scary; a lovely trip to the hospital in the wee hours of Tuesday morning, but the week ended up being very fun.
My third attendance to Stitches West was this weekend with the girls. So much fun, even though my camera phone just didn't do it justice. I crossed paths with this Russian designer, Galina Khmeleva of Skaska Designs, who did a gorgeous Orenburg-style knitted lace scarf with a Honeycomb (Sotki in Russian) pattern. I fell in love. I just have to make it for someone special.
Anyway, after a few hours, several onion rings and a few skeins of yarn, I was exhausted. Here are a few captured moments.
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| Rick's Water Bottle |
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| Erica's first Vendor using Square! Yea, Square! |
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| ::sigh:: yarn |
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| Hilary being famous...cause she's a superstar knitter! |
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| More Yarn |
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| 8.5 months and she's rockin' it! |
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| Hilary, Erica, and Sophie and our yarn! |
Each year is special and I always look forward to it. Love! XOXOX
Sunday was such a great time! Thanks for the great summary and photos, since I could only manage to take 2. 'Til next year!
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