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The highlight was Jennifer demonstrating the drop spindle. She started out with silk hankies, which was something I had never heard of before. We passed those around and I seriously just wanted to hold on to this thing forever - oh so soft! She spun that for a bit, then was handed some roving (as pictured) and showed how to start spinning that. It really was interesting to watch and I am going to try really, really hard to not join in!!! I was explaining it all to Keith when I got home and he didn't help my reserve at all when he mentioned that really spinning would just go right along with the knitting. Sigh.
3 comments:
You will enjoy it so much, so I don't really recommend resisting. : )
I'm not a knitter, Elizabeth, but I'm enjoying your posts. Thanks for stopping by and commenting again, because I've been looking all over the place for the crock-pot blog! Yay!
What a sweet man to encourage you in your pursuits!
I so enjoy knit night! We have a great group of ladies.
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