Breaking for lunch

[mrs_sweetpeach]

Our bed is still covered with yarn but I need to rest for a while. I also have more sympathy for the folks on the various hoarding shows who get tired after what seems to the viewer (read, me) a ridiculously short amount of time. I'm exhausted and I'm no where near done. Also, unless you lived here, you wouldn't be able to tell anything has changed. Unnerving, that.

Comments

[lolabobs.livejournal.com]

ooh - take a photo of your yarn stash - primarily because I'm nosy to see how much you have - I'm having a resurgance of knitting and have to fight the urge to keep buying wool, so I'm curious to see how much you've accrued.

[mrs-sweetpeach.livejournal.com]

I took lots of pictures but they're at home on my computer. I'll try to post some later tonight.

The majority of my stash is acrylic (Caron Simply Soft). When I first started working with fiber in May of 2006, it was the first yarn I found readily available that wasn't stiff and scratchy. I still like it for its softness but I've heard rumors that it is somewhat delicate and may not hold up through repeated machine washings.