Lucy Neatby dropped by looking subdued as ever (this is a joke as Lucy sports pink and blue hair and about 67 colours in her outfit); Lily Chin wandered past in her bright green crocheted top and skirt; Deb chatted with Ann Hanson (Deb reads her blog http://www.knitspot.com/ every day) and Stephanie Pearl McPhee (http://www.theyarnharlot.com/ ); Vicki Square (Knit Kimono published by Interweave Press) rested in our booth so we had a look through her book with her. We had dinner with Robin Melanson (she has a cool new book out "Knitting New Mittens & Gloves: Warm Your Hands in 28 Innovative Ways" and her book signing is on Sunday), Lana from LanaKnits, Hemp for Knitting and her business partner & daughter Melissa amoungst others. OK, enough name dropping!
Deb is knitting another pair of her new socks, Queen's Castle, and I've just taken my shrug (which is turning into a summer top) off the needles to try on. The colour in the picture is off as it's knit in our Cotton Tweed DK in lime, which is a lot brighter and a very pretty green.
And now, it's time for bed.
Lynda
it was so good to meet you in person, too; glad your show is going well!
ReplyDeleteI so wish I could have been there too! All the people whose blogs I read and whose patterns I collect, and knit would have been wonderful to meet! Or even just stand in awe in front of...... :) samm
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