
So here are some more pictures of pretty yarn from the shop. How could you not enjoy checking all this out. The colors are bright and fresh. The one thing I have to do before buying any yarn it touch it and feel it -- is it soft? is it thick? is it thin? will it work with what I have in mind?
Usually I do know what I want to make with a yarn before I buy it -- but not always.
When my husband and I were in NYC I just bought yarn there -- with no clue what it would become. It is sorta like buying a little
knickknack to remind you of someplace you visited.

Now I just need to go work on my knitting!
Enjoy the
view here on the blog!
2 comments:
Mustn't women touch EVERYTHING before they buy it? Or sniff everything? Or is that only me? My favorite part of shopping -- all the pretty smells.
I like the idea of yarn-souvenir. You can wear it and remember the vacation : )
OH I a am a toucher!
That I know. And I wear my NYC/olympic knitting (i knitted it during the 2006 winter olympics) scarf proudly!
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