This is a lovely post…about how sometimes something happens that changes our focus – whether it is something uplifting we have read, meeting up with friends, or taking delight in a little boon, surprise, or gift. Alex won one of the finished object prizes in our recent knitalong. It was a joy to send this yarn to her because she understands about beautiful yarn. Please enjoy this post as well as Alex’s blog, alexand knits.
I also wanted to add a link to Knot Another Hat, the yarn shop owned by Sarah Ericksen Keller. SarahΒ madeΒ the gorgeous, amazing yarn that is part of this story.
Oh, and that hat pattern Alex mentions is just about ready for testing… π
Stuff is hard right now, as Iβve mentioned. However, it seems like whenever Iβm getting too down on myself, something happens to help me change my focus. Sometimes itβs a blog post that really strikes a chord for me, or a knitting group meetup, or getting a really cool free pattern or something. It often comes from my fiber community, local or virtual.
Today, it was this:
Envelope is facedown to protect the innocent
I was just sitting down to have a cup of half cocoa, half coffee, thinking about whatever random negative noise was in my head, and thought I would check the mail. I found an envelope and recognized the name on the return address right away. Here, you can open it with me:
In case you canβt tell, thatβs yarn in there! To be specific, handspun yarn made of merino, silk and cashmere. Itβs 168 yards ofβ¦
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What beautiful yarn! What an incredible blend!
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It is really so so so lovely! I had a hard time parting with it! π
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A package from you, Carol, is always delightful.
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Aww, thank you Stefanie!!! β€
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