Where have I been? With limited time for blogging to start out with, when a new demand on my time comes up, I go missing from the online world.So what have I been doing?
RECLAIMING MY HOUSE!
HORRAY!!!!
HORRAY!!!!
The hydraulic ladder is in, leading up to 400 sq feet of storage. We've put everything up there that we want to, and it is still mostly empty. Got to love that.
In addition to that, the closet now has shelves all the way to the 10 foot high ceilings!
In addition to that, the closet now has shelves all the way to the 10 foot high ceilings!
What did you say? We have too many books? No, not possible.
And the coolest thing about this closet, see those gray things? There are 12 of them, and what do they contain?
YARN!
ALL OF THEM ARE FULL OF YARN!
Soon the den will be all put back together and I will move into my new fiber studio! I can't wait!
ALL OF THEM ARE FULL OF YARN!
Soon the den will be all put back together and I will move into my new fiber studio! I can't wait!
HOORAY for storage space and your yarn studio! I am so jealous ... I can't wait to have more space : ) !!
ReplyDeleteOh by the way can i send you the rest of your books that i have been storing? evil grin on my face.....
ReplyDeletegrandma, one of several queen mothers. and i am guess who? grandma maurine. i shoued grandpa bill the pictures of your new storied unit. he was impressed. and so was i. we are going to dinner soon, at the neighbores house. they are serving speggitti. wish you were here. i cannot believe those gray boxs are filled with yarn. wow that will be alot of knitting. love you , grm maurine
ReplyDeleteHi, love your yarn blog! I read it and wanted to let you know that Langley on Whidbey Island does have a new amazing yarn store named Knitty Pearls at (360) 331-2212 and there are several alpaca farms in Island County with spinners who also have yarn for sale. You can locate them through the Whidbey Weavers Guild:
ReplyDeleteWhidbey Weavers Guild
2932 S. Eaglebluff Rd.
Greenbank, Washington 98260
UNITED STATES
Contact Info:
Suzanne Ramsey
360-678-4043 or 360-222-3177
Cities/Areas:
Coupeville, Langely, Greenbank
How to Join:
Alternate contact: Wendy Ferrier 3583 Overlook Drive, Langley, WA 98260 thistle@whidbey.com
Meetings:
The Guild meets on the first Thursday of each month (except January, July and August) at Camp Casey in Coupeville.
Outreach:
In August we sponsor the Fiber Arts booth at Island County Fair in Langley. This is our opportunity to show our work, demonstrate to the public, and promote the crafts of weaving, spinning, felting and basket making. Each April the Guild sponsors a Spin-in featuring a guest instructor. This popular event, which draws participants from Oregon and British Columbia as well as Washington, provides exchange of information, hands-on experience with different wheels, and an opportunity to purchase supplies from many vendors.
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Whidbey Weavers Guild
ReplyDelete2932 S. Eaglebluff Rd.
Greenbank, Washington 98260
UNITED STATES
Contact Info:
Suzanne Ramsey
360-678-4043 or 360-222-3177
Cities/Areas:
Coupeville, Langely, Greenbank
How to Join:
Alternate contact: Wendy Ferrier 3583 Overlook Drive, Langley, WA 98260 thistle@whidbey.com
Meetings:
The Guild meets on the first Thursday of each month (except January, July and August) at Camp Casey in Coupeville.
Outreach:
In August we sponsor the Fiber Arts booth at Island County Fair in Langley. This is our opportunity to show our work, demonstrate to the public, and promote the crafts of weaving, spinning, felting and basket making. Each April the Guild sponsors a Spin-in featuring a guest instructor. This popular event, which draws participants from Oregon and British Columbia as well as Washington, provides exchange of information, hands-on experience with different wheels, and an opportunity to purchase supplies from many vendors.
Update or add additional information to this listing
Last updated: Jan 23, 2006
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