Ho, I’ve been so busy today that I almost didn’t get this uploaded till late! Today I went to one of my local yarn stores; I got some yarn that needed to be wound. Littlelamb and Ewe has an electric swift and yardage counter, and a bambucha ball winder. While the yarn was winding, the swift was making weird shadows on the wall, so I decided that this would be my photo of the day. It’s actually kinda neat. And isn’t the shawl pretty up on the wall?
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That’s a cool “still” life. And this is my favorite phrase that I’ve read in a while: “bambucha ball winder.”