The stone sheep that meet you at the door (in the back in case you go) are perfect for a yarn shop. Who needs stone lions?
I have to find one of these old hotel mail slot thingies to hold my knitting yarn. Emily is gasping right now at the thought of that much knitting yarn, but I probably could fill at least half of it with what is stuffed in the bottom of my closet and in the ottoman in the living room right now.
Because I was traveling light on the trip to Fort Wayne, I bought a bit more yarn than I could stuff in my little bag. Natalie, being the great business woman she is, was quick to say she could ship it to me. A few days after I got home this pile of yarn arrived in the mail. It was Christmas all over again. I can't wait to dig into some of those new Steven West patterns Natalie!
Oooh! I love yarn shops to the chagrin of my husband and children. I love the blue and the multi color yarn you bought. The combination of the three is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI have one of those old mail slots in my barn that I inherited from my dad, and would love it in my studio. It is a behemoth and alas is won't fit. One of these days when I get a bit studio, here is comes!
Susan
Oh wow... I want those stone sheep in my front yard
ReplyDeleteThanks for your kind words!! Did you knit that all up yet?
ReplyDeleteHi Natalie! I still haven't knit the lace-weight but look at it often. ;-) The rest of it became baby hats in a flash. Lovely store, lovely yarn. I'll visit again next time I'm in Indiana!
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