Skeins used during the trip: 2
Skeins added to stash: 15
scrumptious
Experiences had (not counting classes)
For Next Time:
- Bigger spending budget
- Bigger suitcase
I colored it myself!
- Something handknit to wear everyday – Can you believe I only brought two sweaters? (Really? What was I thinking?)
- Something to show off in the student show
- The juevos to show something off in the student show
- Cute pajamas for the pj party
some class materials
Classes I took
- Where do they get those numbers? – Edie Eckman
- How to say it: technical writing – Edie Eckman
- Art of knitting backwards – Candace Eisner Strick
- More than one way to skin a sweater – Jolie Elder
- Join as you go knitting – Lily Chin
One of my favorites from the fashion show
What I came home with (not even including what my momma came home with)
- 3 skeins Malabrigo worsted and a corresponding hat, scarf and mittens pattern set (I’ve never worked with Malabrigo before, these are my first skeins!!)
- 2 skeins Malabrigo lace – to match with my Paris yarn
- 10 yds sample skein from Miss Babs
- 1 yarn caddy from Purty Thangs – won during dinner after the fashion show
- 10 skeins elsbeth lavold silky wool in taupe – for a new design coming this fall
- 65 pictures – should’ve taken more
- 6 business cards – handed out 4 of my own (again, should’ve handed out more)
- 14,578 new ideas
one of the many booths in the marketplace
There will be a more comprehensive post on the yarn this week sometime (or maybe next if I get too busy).
Bottom line: I will be going to another Stitches event and more knitting weekends/retreats/conventions in general and I think you should too.
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