It's warm, and fuzzy, and soft. I shall pet it, hug it, and name it George.
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| Three Irish Girls in Brigit |
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| I am part Irish |
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| And I love green! |
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| Bell and I wound it. Now what to make with it... |
I have spent the last few months telling myself I do not, absolutely not, need this skein of yarn. For one thing, I don't use sock yarn really. For another thing, I don't need a 35.00 skein of merino/cashmere sock yarn. For a third, I absolutely don't need more yarn at all. And I mean, I can spin Cashmere, I have it sitting here in droves. I can even handpaint it.
But a trip to the LYS today, ended up with George in my bag. Now, this is way too nice for any pair of socks I might be able to turn out. So what should I make this pet yarn into??? Hmmmm.
What else came from the LYS? A skein of Malabrigo Rasta is Seattle Mariners colors. A skein of Malabrigo Rios for a hat. And a skein of Malabrigo twist for a scarf. Evidently it was a Malabrigo kinda day.
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| Mercury believed it was an electric throw kinda day |
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| So did Neptune. They've figured out how to turn these on. |
Oooh, those yarns that are pets. I have a couple that are my handspun.
ReplyDeleteI had a cat that would turn the tv on. That's pretty smart to turn on the electric comforter.