Ok Jane in Vermont, now you have done it! I was happily bumbling along with basic torchon lace, feeling proud that I have managed to make some pieces that are not toooo shabby and along comes your link to the Yarn Harlot. <wailing> I had given up knitting </wailing> Now I can see the potential to spread my wings again.

Living in the tropics with no winter has its perks but knitting is not one of them. I could not give away the knitting I was doing (jumpers and socks).

Its too hot to wear wool
But it itches
It does not look as nice as synthetic
etc etc

Now I am thinking that I have let the side down by falling for all this.

But .... there are only so many hours in a day and I want to learn milanese, honiton, bedfordshire and more torchon lace, do my proficiencies in Torchon stages 1-3, have a go at stumpwork, teach my grandies how to french knit, make some more stuff on the lathe, use all the mangos that are falling off the trees, learn how to make a database website, write my tutorials for the website, love my husband (how did he end up so far down the list???)

So I guess my lament is "I NEED MORE TIME!" How can I go back to knitting, crochet, weaving, spinning, sewing - (notice that this is all thread related? Never noticed that before) and still have time before I die to do even a fraction of what I want to achieve.

See what a quandary you have put me in. I can not go back to knitting but the Yarn Harlot could so tempt me.

Thanks for sharing the site, now back to find my next lace pattern.

At 09:42 AM 22/11/2006, Jane Viking Swanson wrote:
Hi All,  Here's a little eye candy for you all <G>.  I've been reading and
enjoying "Yarn Harlot" and when Sumac came over last week she suggested I
check out www.yarnharlot.ca    This is the YH's Blog.  She's a funny writer
and her passion with fiber relates nicely to my passion for fiber <G>

Jenny Brandis
Kununurra, Western Australia

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