In Sheep's Clothing Yarn Shop and Fibre Arts Studio, Torrington, CT

interview with Paula Moliver /Vogue Knitting Live!

2012-01-19T14:24:00.003-05:00

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A Focus on Fiber: Take a ride to the Vogue Knitting Live marketplace Jan. 15- The Register Citizen

2012-01-08T11:27:00.000-05:00

A Focus on Fiber: Take a ride to the Vogue Knitting Live marketplace Jan. 15- The Register Citizen

2011-09-12T20:15:00.000-04:00

Litchfield Burough Days, Sunday, Sept 11, 2011.

A focus on Fiber Arts — Join us at the Main Street Marketplace

2011-08-08T09:53:00.000-04:00

This weeks fiberarts article about the Main Street Market Place in Downtown Torrington.
http://registercitizen.com/news/

Mainstreet Marketplace Market Bag

2011-07-27T15:56:00.000-04:00

http://www.registercitizen.com/articles/2011/07/25/news/doc4e2cf1e76be2e760065415.txt

Great article in the Hartford Knitting Examiner

2011-03-16T21:33:00.000-04:00

http://www.examiner.com/knitting-in-hartford/in-sheep-s-clothing

Zodiac Sock Yarn

2011-02-04T11:26:00.001-05:00

Knit your own astrological sign socks. In stock, and ready for your snow knitting pleasure!

Putting on the Glitz

2010-11-19T06:09:00.000-05:00

I noticed that I've been putting on the glitz lately at the shop. You can read about it in the below article.
http://www.foothillsmediagroup.com/articles/2010/11/17/torrington/news/doc4cdbe78e9a57f921253861.txt

Annie Mame Knitting Above Main Street | Annie Mame

2010-10-15T21:30:00.001-04:00

Life doesn't get much better than when Ann Nyberg from Channel 8 News,drops by your shop, goes crazy photographing and then writes the most gorgeous blogpost about your shop. I can't thank her enough. P.S. She is a really lovely person.
Annie Mame Knitting Above Main Street Annie Mame

Knitting for Neighbors

2010-09-28T10:19:00.000-04:00

Knitting for Neighbors was a wonderful sucess.
http://www.registercitizen.com/articles/2010/09/27/news/doc4ca01ebdaf769119136432.txt

Off to the Goshen Fair

2010-08-31T11:06:00.000-04:00

Off to the Goshen Fair to be a vendor

and demonstrate weaving & spinning this weekend!
In Sheep's Clothing will be closed this Friday, Sept 3-Monday Sept 6.

I will be in and out on Friday, getting set up, so if you need something

and want to catch me at the shop, please call ahead. 860-482-3979.

Otherwise consider spending a day at the fair. Be sure to come by and say "Hi".

Shop locally, help save a business - Executive Inbox | Crain’s New York Business

2010-08-07T10:23:00.001-04:00

Not just for my business, but think about three stores that you would hate to see go. Read this article, it ishould be an eye opener. Shop locally, help save a business - Executive Inbox Crain’s New York Business

Foothills Media Group

2010-08-06T16:12:00.000-04:00

Foothills Media Group

Businesses reaping the success of Torrington Main Street Market Place (with video)- The Register Citizen News - Northwest Connecticut's Daily Newspaper

2010-07-31T16:05:00.000-04:00

Businesses reaping the success of Torrington Main Street Market Place (with video)- The Register Citizen News - Northwest Connecticut's Daily Newspaper

Good News About Torrington, A Focus on Fiber

2010-06-03T15:42:00.001-04:00

In Sheep's Clothing is now writing a column A Focus On Fiber , for Good News About Torrington, which can also be seen on line: http://www.foothillsmediagroup.com/torrington/ . I'm writing twice a month. This weeks column is about Ravelry. Enjoy!

Filming and knitting at the Yankee Pedlar Inn

2010-05-19T10:00:00.003-04:00

The Yankee Pedlar Inn under "wraps" during filming a horror movie. The movie will be retaining the Inn's name. This is really great for the Yankee Pedlar. There's been lots of activity, I understand that there was some filming at Michele's Gourmet as well.
I was fortunate to meet Ms. Kelly McGillis, one of the actors on this movie. Apparently she is a knitte, as it seems a lot of actors are lately. I think that she enjoyed her shopping experience here at In Sheep's Clothing.

WARP FACTORS Fiber Arts Show

2010-04-29T19:00:00.002-04:00

In Sheep's Clothing at the Torrington Home and Business Show

2010-04-14T14:44:00.000-04:00

Picture curtesy of Chamber of Commerce Satff Photographer

We won best booth at the Torrington, Home and Business Show!

Yarn Tasting Sunday, March 14, 12-4 pm

2010-03-11T11:26:00.003-05:00

Yarn tasting Sunday,
March 14, 12-4 pm
Sample lavish Bijou Basin Yak Fibre Yarns
and Preview a Designers Showcase
Bijou Basin yarns and fibres will be available
to knit and/or spin for yourself.
10% discount off any Bijou Basin Fibres
ordered or purchased on Sunday.

Refreshments will be served.
Please RSVP to reserve your seating
in our lovely new classroom area.

860-482-3979

Holiday Open House

2009-11-25T11:06:00.002-05:00

Holiday Open House

Friday-Sunday November 27-29

10:00- 2:00 pm

Make and take classes for children & adults

Gnomes , trees & santas, Oh My!!

Call ahead to reserve your spot

Chairishthearts

2009-07-16T16:55:00.001-04:00

This is my submition to Chairish the arts. It was woven an Ashford rigid heddle loom using sari silk yarn.

Felted scarf with a twist featured in Spin Off!

2008-12-05T14:40:00.003-05:00

I' m very excited that my scarf was featured in the winter Spin Off . The Icelandic singles created a twist with in the weave which I think looks fabulous.

Rigid Heddle looms- the next big thing

2008-08-22T11:00:00.004-04:00

Yes you heard it here, rigid heddle looms are the next big thing in fibre works. I knew it three years ago when Ashford came out with their Knitter's Loom. Very smart I thought, to get in on the scarf craze, and snap up all those new knitters, and excited experienced knitters. The weaving wave is is up and let's hope it keeps on going for a long while. With time and energy in such short supply these days, but the desire to find creativity and beauty in our lives, how perfect is the much overlooked rigid heddle. You only have to look at www.ravelry.com
to see how the rigid heddle group has taken off. The Ashford rigid heddle looms of all sizes and models are walking out of my shop, with their new owners so excited about a new creative outlet for themselves as well as another way to eat away at their yarn stashes. I love the fact that I'm recruiting new weavers one, sometimes, two at a time.

Fabulous Berocco Designs

2008-08-07T17:07:00.002-04:00

I can't get enough of the new fall designs from Berocco. Absolutely gorgeous! The yarns are really yummy as well. I love Peruvia, such nice rich colours. And who doesn't love the Ultra Alpaca line. I can't remember a fall season when there were so many designs, especially sweaters that I wanted to make.

Rigid Heddle Weaving Classes

2008-06-04T16:52:00.006-04:00

Leno Lace Runner

This will be the first group project. Sunday, June 29th 1-2:30 pm

IN SHEEP'S CLOTHING Rigid Heddle Weavers Group

Rigid Heddle Loom purchases through IN SHEEP'S CLOTHING entitle owners *Free membership to this unique club.

*Free weaving classes scheduled throughout the year

*Specially discounted weaving yarns/kits

*Access to an unbelievable library of weaving books and magazines

* Help only a phone call or click away

Watch for your membership announcement.

Some of the weaving classes planned are:

*Leno lace

*Fringes

* Finishes

*Clasped weft weaving

*Working with warp & weft floats

*Working with pattern sticks

*Double weave

*Those already owning a rigid heddle loom are welcome to join with the purchase of a membership. Please inquire.insheepscloth@optonline.net

2008-06-04T16:32:00.002-04:00

In Sheep's Clothing Knitting /Crochet/Felting Classes

Pre-registration is required prior to all classes. It is appreciated that class materials be purchased in the shop before class.Please note that I am always happy to help out when problems/questions arise during the course of working on any In Sheep's Clothing fibre project.

860-482-3979

insheepscloth@optonline.net

June Classes

Knitting
FREE CLASS!!!! Fabulous Swirl scarf or shawl- This no-sew lace shawl looks soooo complicated, but is really quite easy. Learn to master double pointed needles, and easy lace pattern. You will be very proud of your results. Kit is 39.99 and I will teach this class by appointment.
Cashmere scarf- Cashmere elegance with cables and lace $34.95 materials fee ,includes cashmere and pattern. June 12, 19, & 26 , 1- 2:30 pm $35 class fee.
Linen Market Bag- Easy to knit linen bag for your next trip to the farmers market. June,12, 19, & 26, 5:00-6:00. Kit $36.00, plus class fee, $30.00
Free Class!!!! Easy Bias scarf! - Knit with your choice of in stock yarn to create this easy and fun scarf. Choose any Wed or Sat, 11-12 . Material fee will vary with yarn choice.
Finishing 101 - Bring in a knitted project that you want to finish to learn on. Learn the appropriate seaming to use, working in ends, sewing on buttons, and more. This is a one hour session that may be scheduled during shop hours. $10.00 per session.
Learn to knit- Students will choose a project, and learn as they go in this beginner’s class. Begin June 10, Saturday 1:00- 2:30 pm. $50. for five sessions. Plus materials.
Felting
Needle felting -Students will learn how to embellish their knitted & felted creations with this fast, fun, & easy technique. June 28, 3-4 pm $8 per session, plus supplies.

Crochet
Free Class! Crochet tote- Learn to single crochet, increase, and decrease in this easy to crochet bag. Materials fee.will vary depending on your choice of yarns. June 8 & 15, 11:30-12:30

Coiled basketry
A great way to use up all those scraps of yarn and fabric! $10. class fee plus materials list available with registration. June 8, 2-3 pm or June 15, 2-3 pm.

Weaving Classes at In Sheep's Clothing

2008-05-06T23:14:00.002-04:00

Weaving classes are available at In Sheep's Clothing . Classes in Rigid heddle weaving is a specialty. The rigid heddle loom is fast and easy to warp and weave on. Knitters will love the fact that knitting yarns weave beautifully, a great use for all that stash taking up room.
Would be weavers can also learn to weave on the 4 harness loom as well as tapestry and inkle loom.

Ravelry

2008-03-21T13:55:00.003-04:00

I finally got the chance to really sit and read the postings on Ravelry yesterday. So many of the projects are absolutely inspiring. I have so little spare time, but I will have to save a little for this group. There's a lot that it offers. It also makes me realize how small the world is becoming.

Baby Lock Embellisher

2008-03-19T16:23:00.003-04:00

The Baby lock embellishers have arrived, and what a great time I am having, needlefelting with it! It's great for applying ribbons, and novelty yarns of all type to just about any fabric, or clothing. I have a machine set up fpr anyone to try out. Feel free to stop on by!

Inklette weaving

2007-09-18T10:43:00.000-04:00

Warped inklette loom & finished band

Close up of weaving in progress

My newest obsession, is inkle weaving. The above images are of weaving on the inklette loom, a small portable version of an inkle loom. I can't wait to give my regular size inkle loom a try. If I knew how easy it was to warp an inkle loom, I would have done this years ago. I love to weave handbags of all types, so I see inkle band straps in my future.

Modern Quilt Wrap by Mags Kandis

2007-09-11T19:55:00.000-04:00

Lot's of yummy colours will be arriving for this easy to knit wrap. I will be adding a class for mitered knitting, so lot's of us can have fun knitting it. I'm thinking that a pastel version might be a fun choice as well.

Knitting Daily

2007-09-08T07:47:00.000-04:00

Do you Knit Daily?

If so check out Interweave Presses new internet offering. Wonderful articles, patterns and advice. http://www.knittingdaily.com/ I am waiting for yarn to come in for the Modern quilt wrap. Watch for updates on it. But really you have to KNIT DAILY, it's wonderful. There is a link to a how-to on knitting in your ends.Very useful.

More Fair images

2007-09-08T07:42:00.001-04:00

Goshen Fair

2007-09-08T07:28:00.000-04:00

Last weekend was the perfect weekend for the fair! I went on Monday, and of course checked out the sheep (loved up a couple). I also love to see the goats. I think I have to love them the most. They can be like puppies, following you around. I always enjoy the Historical building which houses antique tools of all sorts upstairs as well as demonstrators in costume downstairs. There was a lovely woman , Joan who was spinning, as well as a gentleman who was carving wooden figures and his wife who was knitting. There also was a quilter and basket makers.

2007-08-31T00:14:00.000-04:00

September Classes

You may call or stop by to pre-register for classes. It's appreciated that any supplies needed are purchased through the shop before classes.

Please note that private classes are always available by appoinment

860-482-3979

Knitting

Quilted Squares for knitters- Create a knitters version of three quilt squares, in three one hour sessions. $ 30 includes pattern. Students may bring in scrap worsted to sport weight yarn and appropriate needles. Sept. 12, 19, 26, 4-5 pm

Easy knitted animal toys-This can be a fun “get back to knitting class”, or maybe a great Mom & Child class. Yarn may be picked out before class. This is a two session class, one for knitting and one for finishing. $30.00 includes pattern. Sept. 22, 10-12, Sept 29, 10-11am

Finishing 101 - Bring in a knitted project that you want to finish to learn on. Learn the appropriate seaming to use, working in ends, sewing on buttons, and more. This is a one hour session that may be scheduled during shop hours. $10.00

Socks- We will knit a small sock ornament while learning basic sock techniques. Sept. 13 or 27,

3-5 pm. $20 per session. Pattern included. Students may bring in scrap yarn.

Learn to knit in the round-Quick and easy ear flap hat in chunky yarn. $20. plus supplies.

Sept. 1-2 pm.

Learn to knit- Students will choose a project, and learn as they go in this beginner’s group class. On going Tuesday evenings, begin Sept. 18. 6:30- 8:30 pm.$10. per session.

Crochet

Crochet Borders- Learn how to add a beautiful crochet edging to your knitting. Students will bring in a large knitted square to practice single crochet, ruffle, and picot edgings on. One hour sessions $10 per session, that you may come in for as needed on the following dates: Sept. 5, 12, 19, 26 10- 11am.

Felting

Needle felting -Students will learn how to embellish their knitted & felted creations with this fast, fun, & easy technique. Choose a one hour session during store hours. $10 per session, plus supplies.

Felted Soaps- Want to get a feel for making felt with fibre? Here’s a great way! $10. per session plus supplies. Choose a one hour session during store hours.

Knittting for the Troops in the Hartford Currant

2007-06-19T10:07:00.000-04:00

There was a very nice article written in the Hartford Currant about knitting for the troops. I'm really looking forward to our first meeting to knit for the troops. I hope that you can join me at the Shop Thursday, June 21, 6:30 -8:30. There will be refreshments, as well as the good company.

http://www.courant.com/features/lifestyle/hc-knitforsoldiers.artjun19,0,153455.story?coll=hc-headlines-life

Weaving and spinning at Gallery on the Green in Litchfield

2007-06-18T17:53:00.000-04:00

I can't believe that its already been almost 2 weeks since the Gallery on the Green Crafts show!
I thought we would get rained out, but instead we lucked out. My fearless Aunt Jan came along for support and help. She wove a scarf on the rigid heddle loom, while I spun on my wheel and talked with onlookers and customers. The kids had a great time trying out the loom while Aunt Jan showed them what to do. KIDS LOVE WEAVING. They are facinated by the process and the results. Put any child at a loom and just watch them go at it. By the end of the show a man stopped by with his giant white furball of a dog and asked about getting yarn spun. What a great project that will be!
Well people enjoyed the demos as well as purchasing my handwoven scarves, shawls and felted items. Aunt Jan finished the scarf at the end of the day, and it looks lovely! It was a great day and I look foward to going back next year. Of course in all the excitement I forgot to take a single picture, although the newspapers took some of the kids at the loom.

Shawl pins at In Sheep's Clothing

2007-05-11T19:37:00.000-04:00

I found these shawl pins at a show recently. They are one of a kind, and look very nice as a closure for a shawl or sweater.

Gallery on the Green in Litchfield

2007-05-08T08:49:00.000-04:00

Fabric for cotton towels

I finally got word that I will indeed be showing and selling my work at the Gallery on the Green, June 9th, 9:30-4:00 pm. It's a day long juried arts and crafts on the green. Depending on the weather, I plan on bringing a loom for demonstation as well. Typically, it's super hot and humid, and worse the following day for the annual Road Race. I always feel sorry for those runners trying to make it up the steep Gallows Lane.

So anyway this means that I will be working like crazy to get as much work done in time for the show. I plan on lots of placemats, towels, and scarves. Let's keep our fingers crossed that it doesn't rain!

In Sheep's Clothing Fibre Arts Studio is Open!

2007-04-10T21:17:00.000-04:00

After 10 years at the Wool Connection, I am going it on my own! This all started because I still wanted to continue teaching weaving and selling looms, so now I have the whole thing, knitting yarns, bamboo needles, great pattern books from very cool companies like Maggie Knits, and Ella Rae. I plan on getting in the Maggie Knits yarns as well, as J. Knits, gorgeous, wools, mohairs and silk all beautifully hand dyed. I also am carrying a gorgeous aran weight kid mohair and a machine washable dk weight merino from Sublime, with really lovely pattern books.

I just got in great ceramic buttons for the perfect finishing touch for those special sweaters or handwovens.

Being an Ashford dealer, I have all the products availabe for sale , as well as looms and wheels on the floor ready to give a test drive.

I have a nice selection of knitting and weaving publications as well.

So when I'm not helping customers choosing their projects, you will find me behind the loom, creating new handwovens for sale.

New Ashford Wheel Magazine

2007-02-23T16:27:00.000-05:00

This is the new issue of the Ashford Wheel Magazine. It actually came out sometime in October, but I'm just getting around to this now. The Wheel for those who don't know, is a yearly publication by Ashford. (world known for their spinning wheels) It features articles about spinning, weaving, knitting, dyeing and so on. In the beginning it was a black and white newspaper style publication, but now is available in subscription form in a beautiful glossy magazine. I've enjoyed the magazine for many years in all its versions, so I'm especially pleased with this issue that my felted totes were featured in this year's issue. Check at my previous post.

2006-11-09T22:15:00.000-05:00

Woven Tote Bags, my happy accident.

This past spring I was playing around with double weave twill. I actually was working on a fabric not shown in the above picture, but that fabric led to the tote bags that you see. First I planned on making a lap throw. Fine. I was using the direct warp method, and was just about finished when I realized that on two of the 8 shafts, I had run out of heddles. Fine, I could start at the other end and add the 3" additional warp. Wouldn't you know it, I was short heddles on 2 of the other shafts on that side! Undaunted, I figured a wrap would probably be better yet. I wove the double weave twill, most times unweaving more than I actually wove. Fine. Then I got to the end of my weaving, feeling a bit uneasy that despite all the weaving that I had woven and unwoven, that it seemed a bit short. It was. Hmm. So I cut it off the loom, studied the fabric and realized that despite my best efforts, my fold was just dreadful, very holey , not nice at all. Well maybe once I finished it the holes and uneveness at the fold would work itself out. I threw it into the wash, and I lightly fulled the fabric. The fold was still awful. I also realized at this point that my fabric was going to be too short for a wrap, even with me and my short arms.

Even a shrug was out of the question. FINE. I would just felt the whole piece and figure out what to do with the fabric. Well the felting worked just great. It was a lovely soft woolen fabric. I kept thinking of all the time that went into a piece of fabric that could have more easily been woven flat on 4 shafts rather than double on 8 shafts. Well I did learn alot about double weave, although the fold still bothers me. I had woven a plain weave double woven piece, and was quite proud of that fold. What is it said about pride, it comes before the fall? Point taken.

Well I couldn't stop fooling around with the fabric, it really was quite nice, and by now the holes at the fold were totally gone. I folded the fabric this way and that, and suddenly there it was, the tote. I had left the fringes, which actually made the whole thing fall into place. So my fabric evolved from lap blanket, to wrap, to shrug, to felted fabric, to bag. Fine.

Handpun Crocheted Poncho

2006-11-09T22:11:00.000-05:00

2006-11-09T21:48:00.000-05:00

Handspun Hand Crocheted Poncho

Beth Ann stopped by the Wool Connection, the knitting store where I work, and was wearing this wonderful poncho that she spun and crocheted. As Beth Ann told me, the poncho was a happy accident, she couldn't find the rest of the cashmere she worked in the top, so had to work other yarns in to blend in and finish it with. She used shades of a silk blend for the rust/green colours, and finished it off with a yummy alpaca. Ellyn my co worker couldn't keep her hands off it, it was so soft. Of course Beth Ann found the rest of her cashmere when she was done!

Llamas and Alpacas, more fibre friends from the Sheep and Wool Festival

2006-10-26T11:55:00.000-04:00

2006-10-25T16:31:00.000-04:00

Jacob Sheep at the NY Sheep and Wool Festival

I adore Jacob, one of the first raw fleeces I ever worked with was Jacob. I love how you can use their fleeces in so many different combinations of colours. You can seperate the colours, or blend them. Plus they are so unique looking.

The Festival was fun as usual, lots to look at. I was dissapointed however in that at 10:00 Sunday morning the main gate was out of maps, and I missed the sheep to shawl since they moved it clear across to the other end of the fairgrounds, and of course that was the last place I stopped at. I got to see the weavers just as they were cutting the shawls off the looms. Next year I will be more prepared, and go online first.

2006-10-04T21:53:00.000-04:00

Litchfield Borough Days

It's hard to believe that Borough Days was already a month ago.( September 10) Borough days is held once a year rain or shine, but we have always been so fortunate to have great weather. The Historical Society has all types of demonstrations, from spinning (me), a potter, wood working, lace making, how to dress in the 1800's, to musicians, stage coach rides, a military reenactment, and so much more. It's a wonderful day, with children the center of it all. I have been demonstrating for the last 13 years, and look forward to it every year.

The image above is of Paula Walton, who does wonderful painted cloth dolls, and great animals, that look like they came out out of the past. Paula's website is: www.asweetremembrance.com

2006-08-30T13:03:00.000-04:00

Woven Inspiration Everywhere!

I love it when I see woven things in everyday life that have nothing to do with cloth. Art thought I was nuts taking pictures of the different screens at the quarry where he works, although he helped me move screens around and held them up for me. He likes to say that he "breaks rocks for a living". This is one of my favorite ones, although I really could have taken so many more. I had spent an afternoon taking pictures at the quarry previously, and the best picture I took was one of the last, a screen. I went back, explaining to Art that I wanted to do a " series" of screens. Of course I couldn't explain why, I have no idea what I"m going to do with them, they just speak to me.

2006-08-21T21:57:00.001-04:00

High Fat,

Low Fibre

These little cuties are only one hour old. Their Momma surprised everyone with a nice healthy litter.

2006-08-11T22:14:00.000-04:00

Weaving with Sock Yarn

Sock yarn makes great scarves! You can use it for your warp and your weft for super easy and fast weaving.I like to add a strand of lace weight mohair to the weft to add softness and drape. Being a superwash yarn I like what a little wool does in the finishing by filling in the spaces.
I have to admit that when I saw the scarves in the Ashford Knitters loom book with the sock yarn scarves I had to try them, and then I was hooked! I have also used Mountain Colours Barefoot sock yarn, which weaves up beautifully.
The mohair in it makes for a gorgeous hand and drape.
I can't wait to see what Opal will be offering for new colours this Fall.

2006-08-02T09:55:00.000-04:00

Weaving on my Ashford 32" rigid heddle loom

What's in a name?

The name of my blog, Loominations is a homage to my husband Art. I'm not normally a fan of made up words but is an exception.The name came when Art popped his head in my workroom and asked me what I was "loominating". It tickled me that this should even occur to him, as well as his interest in what I was doing. So "loominating" has become part of my weaving life, and it only follows that the fruits of my labor are my "loominations". Art is one of my biggest fans, always cheering me on.
My Ashford 8-shaft loom was a Christmas present to me from him several years ago, which I put together that very afternoon, but it took me till that summer to get the nerve up to "really " weave on it. I'm sure Art was thinking, that it was just going to sit there. Well now you can't keep me off it, Art teasing me that I spent the day loominating instead of getting any housework done.
Although I have technically been weaving on and off for over 15 years, I consider myself a a very advanced beginner.When I see the work that is being done on a regular basis by weavers out there, I'm just amazed, and humbled. This past year I have really been concentrating on some basic weaving, trying to just get real good technique under my belt. I am very tempted to try everything under the sun, but I really feel that this is good for me right now. ( of course this doesn't mean I won't forget myself and run headlong off into something"new" from time to time!)
I have currently been working on some woven tote bags, a result of a past weaving fiasco. I find most often that my best results have been from miscalculations. Math has always been a challenge for me, so I guess this is good for me as well.

2006-07-31T23:58:00.000-04:00

2006-07-31T23:54:00.000-04:00

I've thought a great deal about to blog or not to blog. I thought that I didn't have anything that could be important enough for anyone else to read or even care about. I have since discovered some very interesting blogs that I could relate to.I certainly didn't think less of these individuals for opening up and sharing some great information and inspiring me. The fibre world is a pretty wonderful place, and I can do a lot worse than to share my little piece of it.