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| We set up for Sheep to Shawl |
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| Our spinners prepare |
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| Our phenomenally mellow sheep prepares herself |
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| Michelle Reilly shears |
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| Our sheep lounges. She really just sat there. |
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| Look Ma, no fleece! 10 lbs are off of me! |
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| My sweater won best hand spun hand knit garment, and best garment overall of MD wool. |
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| Our shawl is prepared for auction |
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| The shawls, sweater, vest, and socks I had entered. |
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| My spinning fiber purchases |
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| My sock knitting purchases, plus a mini Russian spindle from The Spanish Peacock, and a little beaded necklace kit |
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| The pewter bowl I won from MSBA (MD Sheep Breeders' Association) for best use of MD wool |
And then I came home and finished my third sock pattern and pair for the upcoming Knit-along (remember that? we're starting in June!):
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| first sample pair of "Afield" pattern |
4 comments:
wow! wow! wow!!! while i'm not surprised that you won, i am "sheeping" nachas...;)
you do amazing things...
That is totally the perfect comment. You win the internet for the night!
:)
Congratulations on your MDSW ribbons! What an exquisite sweater! Now, besides trying to read through & keep up with all the TdF postings on Ravelry, I need to read through your archives (and subscribe to your blog!) to find out more about that sweater, among other things!
LOVE, love, love the sign you had for your fleece to shawl team, too!
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