Saturday, June 10, 2006

Fighting off withdrawals

Not only am I a fiber addict, but I am also a swap addict. The last few days I’ve been receiving my packages from a couple of swaps that I participated in before Memorial Day. Both of the packages included yarn!

The first package was my June Color-iffic-Swap-o-Rama package. This was the best shot I got of the yarn.



The second package was hand spun yarn all the way from Portugal.



Phew. The itching has finally stopped and I can breath normally again.

posted by J at 10:49 AM

1 Comments:

Blogger Dani said...

That swap package looks WONDERFUL!! The sheepy frame, the cat (changepurse?) and of course the YARN *s*

The handspun from Portugal looks quite yummy too!!

Enjoy!

11:06 AM  

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