Ahem. Sorry, I got carried away for a moment. I am so impossibly proud of this yarn, that I might be carrying it around with me. For more than just the regular [knitting] reason; I might be admiring it as I work, and it *might* be obscuring my wedding picture. (Andrew totally understands.)
I love this yarn. I love it so much, that I wrote a haiku for it:
Things that I have learned (or confirmed) during the Tour de Fleece 2010:
- If it's easy, it's not as fun.
- Good planning can't prevent the unexpected, but it makes the recovery easier.
- You don't need to know anything about the event that parallels with the Ravelympics/Tour de Fleece to have a good time competing. (PS, the best part of the 2010 Olympics was Michael Bublé.)
- Wearing biking gear is always fun, but spinning on a bike seat? Super uncomfortable.
- SOAK? Amazing for your woolens, and makes your jewelry sparkle, too!
I love this yarn. I love it so much, that I wrote a haiku for it:
I love this blue yarn.
Smells so good and feels awesome.
Fills my sink with joy.
Smells so good and feels awesome.
Fills my sink with joy.
Things that I have learned (or confirmed) during the Tour de Fleece 2010:
- If it's easy, it's not as fun.
- Good planning can't prevent the unexpected, but it makes the recovery easier.
- You don't need to know anything about the event that parallels with the Ravelympics/Tour de Fleece to have a good time competing. (PS, the best part of the 2010 Olympics was Michael Bublé.)
- Wearing biking gear is always fun, but spinning on a bike seat? Super uncomfortable.
- SOAK? Amazing for your woolens, and makes your jewelry sparkle, too!
You're definitely a winner!!!!
ReplyDeleteYou have every right to be proud of all that lusciousness!
ReplyDeleteLove the haiku!
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