Whew!!  I can't believe that my last post was before the New Hampshire show.  It already has faded into memories of a beautiful busy weekend.  It is SO good to get to visit, however briefly, with those of you that make a point of stopping by to say hi.  Even nicer, those friends that bring their finished projects to show me.  Since that weekend, I spent a Saturday at the RI show.  The venue is as pretty as it gets.  Make sure to put it on your calendar for next year.  Coggeshall Farm Museum sits on the bay in Bristol, RI.  This was the third year for the fair, it is growing quickly.

This weekend is the Massachusetts Sheep & Woolcraft Fair.    Once again, stop by.. say 'hi'.
I'm in one of those stalls that are under the grandstand.  Same place as last year.  Love to see you!

Beach Glass, the newest shawl by Susan Lawrence, will be there too.  I'll have some in kit form with the amazingly soft cashmere yarn, Pasha, dyed in the Beach Glass colorway.  It is lovely!

What a long week.  Monday afternoon, my washer broke, flooding my entire office and studio.  The well pump broke two days later. That means I went from flood to no water at all.  Now I have a new pump, a new pressure tank and muddy water that smells.  I'd love a shower.  To top it off, the New Hampshire Sheep & Wool Festival is this weekend!!  I couldn't miss a beat all week.  A few new items will be coming along with me.  My newest knit, Anne Hanson's Trevi shawl will be there, and a preview of a new pattern by Susan Lawrence called Beach Glass.   I'll have the newest addition to Ball and Skein's yarn line, Pasha, the super soft 100% cashmere lace.  It was a hit in Connecticut and I've added a new color called Rusty Nail.  I'll be there in the same place as usual, the Home Arts Building.  If you remember, it is the one that has the cookie vendor right outside the door. Molasses cookies, the best ever.  Really.

See you there!