
Nori rolled around in the fibery goodness:

and Celeste posed with the yarn for posterity:

because seriously, how could you not have a picture of yourself with the freakin' SUITCASE of yarn you brought back from your trip!
Swatchy™ goes out into the world, when I cannot.
6 comments:
Mmmmmm!
ha! how fun!
yeah, what nori didn't mention is that it's ALL fingering weight yarn.
that's the punishment you get for grabbing yarn like a madwomam on the morning you are to leave your vacation spot. let all knitters be warned!
Well, if you want, I can make you a pair of socks from some of it. ;)
mmmmmmm yarn porn. mmmmmmm
aw C you look so cute in there!
n: seriously? you'd make me socks???
k: :o) i think i look very cheek-y. and pink.
Seriously. I'm a sock-making addict, and have more socks than will fit in my drawer. This is good for me: I get to make more socks without having to buy more yarn or find places to keep them. It's good for you: you get handmade socks without the effort. I like to think of it as win-win. :)
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