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From: Dean H on 8 Mar 2010 01:30 > I'm looking fwd to the attic space above the garage for storing things > like tires & wool (yes, there's a *lot* of wool). Llama wool?
From: PrairieRider on 8 Mar 2010 10:10 On Mar 7, 11:30 pm, Dean H <dfhy...(a)optonline.net> wrote: > > I'm looking fwd to the attic space above the garage for storing things > > like tires & wool (yes, there's a *lot* of wool). > > Llama wool? Technically, wool refers only to sheep fiber. Have lots of wool in all stages of processing (or not - have two jacob fleeces to work up ), an alpaca fleece, and a little bit of silk and mohair...no llama - harsher than I like for hand spinning. I promised myself I wouldn't buy any more, but found myself yarn-less in MA last fall after using up everything I had with me, and so when Mike W., Beth, & I happened by a yarn store in Northampton, I couldn't pass by. Found a pattern & some yarn for a vest for Hell which apparently necessitated Mike calling calling Hell to ask his "bust" size with absolutely no explanation and then essentially thanking him for his time and hanging up. The ladies at the shop participating in the local knit night had a good chuckle. :-D
From: JayC on 8 Mar 2010 11:18 > No way! I'll risk storing wool out doors in Laramie, but not in this > banana belt. Cedar chest and wall decorations in the craft room. First fight! YAY!!! Just kidding... JayC
From: HellSickle on 9 Mar 2010 09:42 On Mar 8, 9:18 am, JayC <j...(a)sysmatrix.net> wrote: > > No way! I'll risk storing wool out doors in Laramie, but not in this > > banana belt. Cedar chest and wall decorations in the craft room. > > First fight! YAY!!! Dude, you shouldn't kid about things like that. You should see the rolling pin her mother gave her. Or the 15# copper sauce pan she has. We won't even talk about the size of her torque wrench. Yes dear, wherever you want to put your wool is fine with me. ;-/ Did I mention that I've learned to knit krappy wash clothes? At the rate I knit, I ought to be able to use up one box of that wool by the time I'm 109. -Jeff-
From: HellSickle on 9 Mar 2010 12:43
On Mar 8, 8:10 am, PrairieRider <psbeck...(a)yahoo.com> wrote: > On Mar 7, 11:30 pm, Dean H <dfhy...(a)optonline.net> wrote: > > > > I'm looking fwd to the attic space above the garage for storing things > > > like tires & wool (yes, there's a *lot* of wool). > > > Llama wool? > > Technically, wool refers only to sheep fiber. Have lots of wool in > all stages of processing (or not - have two jacob fleeces to work > up ), an alpaca fleece, and a little bit of silk and mohair...no llama > - harsher than I like for hand spinning. I promised myself I wouldn't > buy any more, but found myself yarn-less in MA last fall after using > up everything I had with me, and so when Mike W., Beth, & I happened > by a yarn store in Northampton, I couldn't pass by. Found a pattern & > some yarn for a vest for Hell which apparently necessitated Mike > calling calling Hell to ask his "bust" size with absolutely no > explanation and then essentially thanking him for his time and hanging > up. The ladies at the shop participating in the local knit night had > a good chuckle. :-D The spooky part is that I gave him a bust size. :-O |