Thursday, September 27, 2007

 

Didja Miss Me?


I'm still here, just surprisingly quiet. Working, spinning, knitting, dyeing wool, and collecting the occasional soul.

I've been getting lots done and Ben's taken a sudden interest in things of a wooly persuasion (no, that doesn't mean he's dating a sheep) and there should be a store update shortly, now that the boy is helping me.


cashmere
Originally uploaded by Rabbitch

Here's a sneak peek at some of the things I've been hoarding. This is actually slightly greener, I shall take a better photo.

And yes, there is cashmere involved. Some baby alpaca and merino, too.

No, you may not eat it.


# posted by Rabbitch @ 11:38 PM
Comments:
can i lick it? i promise, no teeth involved.
# posted by Blogger dragon knitter : 4:12 AM
 
warm, fibery goodness.

yummy, yummy, yummy -- it's too nice for the tummy!

glad to see that not everything sux in assweaseldom these days.

ellen in indy
# posted by Anonymous Anonymous : 4:48 AM
 
It really does look good enough to eat, but Ellen is right; it's too nice for the tummy!
# posted by Anonymous Anonymous : 5:45 AM
 
I suppose there'd also be the risk of fur balls...a waste of such loverly stuff. OK, no eating.
# posted by Blogger Mrs.Q : 6:35 AM
 
Can I roll in it nekkid?
# posted by Blogger pacalaga : 8:52 AM
 
*licks screen* fine.. be that way.
# posted by Blogger Mouse : 9:43 AM
 
CANDEEEEE!!!!!
# posted by Anonymous Anonymous : 10:51 AM
 
meow, prrrrrrrrrrrr

I feel better already :)
# posted by Anonymous Anonymous : 11:01 AM
 
Ooooh... I want some of THAT... That's my idea of some beautiful yarn (wipes drool off keyboard).
# posted by Blogger Knitting Linguist : 2:02 PM
 
Not only is it too beautiful to eat, it may even be too beautiful to knit -- I would just want to squeeze it an pet it.
# posted by Blogger janna : 5:54 PM
 
Janna just had to say that. Now I want to call it George. And I've never even read the damned book!

I vote for rolling around nekkid in it, since I definitely can't afford to buy cashmere. Would that make it "used"? Whatever, it looks delicious!
# posted by Anonymous Anonymous : 8:05 PM
 
I would like to send some dish cloths but I live in Oklahoma and I don't know a darn thing about sending things to canada. Any tips or is there a US collection spot for dish cloths?

Thanks!

Melissa
# posted by Blogger Shoe Girl : 9:40 PM
 
Oh, that's really beautiful.... yummy =)
# posted by Blogger Carrie : 7:04 AM
 
Yes I missed you.
And no, you shall not have my soul.
# posted by Blogger Big Alice : 1:35 PM
 
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