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Another Day at Bay Colony Farm
Saturday, November 19, 2005
We should do this more often!
Mood:  party time!
Now Playing: Alphaville "Big In Japan"
Topic: Fiber Friends
Yesterday, I had a few friends over for a fiber gathering. When I used to hold these on a regular basis up until a couple of years ago, we'd have upwards of 25 people here, but today was just a few, and that was fine, because we had the chance to sit and visit without the shouting over one another. ;-) And the food people brought was great too.

Laura brought corn muffins, Cath brought Wallace and Gromit Wensleydale cheese (how cool is that?!), green apples and three kinds of chocolate; ivory, milk and dark (YUMMMMM!), Deanna brought my favorite pea salad and Terry brought two pies, pecan and pumpkin (Terry, my son Nathaniel seriously thanks you; he had two slices tonight after he ate dinner!). I made black bean soup and marinated tofu. We actually had too much food, but it was all delicious. And we got to meet a new fiber friend of Deanna's named Susannah, who is a spinner and knitter and she works with Deanna. I look forward to seeing her at the local SnB soon! :)

These types of gatherings have always left me energized. I feel like I could knit on 10 projects at once! I did get some spinning done today. I plied most of the black/green/blue Magical Roving that I spun up at Rhinebeck. Then I spun up another Magical Roving which is white, lavendar and peach. I have no idea what this will be, but I like it anyway. It reminds me of early Spring.

Terry was working on a pair of socks, Cath was working on spinning a beautiful batt by Indigo Moon, Deanna was spinning a batt from Spinners Hill, and Susannah was working on what looked like the beginning of a sweater. Laura was knitting; I can't remember what she was knitting, but she was also getting ready to go see Harry Potter in Boston. We also got to see Cath's gloves from Pam Allen's pattern in IK 2003. And Laura brought me an autographed pattern for fingerless mitts. I want to make a pair for my husband for Christmas and a pair for me (these work SO well during bunny feedings and watering!).

Anyway, I think I'm going to go back to working on my knitting.

Posted by baycolonyfarm at 7:30 PM EST
Updated: Sunday, November 20, 2005 7:59 PM EST

Monday, November 21, 2005 - 7:26 AM EST

Name: Carole
Home Page: http://caroleknits.knitblog.com

It sounds like a great time and the food sounds delicious! Wish I could have joined you and I hope I can next time.

Monday, November 21, 2005 - 10:33 PM EST

Name: claudia
Home Page: http://www.claudiasblog.net

I seriously missed out. sigh.

Tuesday, November 22, 2005 - 2:34 PM EST

Name: marti
Home Page: http://www.midgeling.com/weebug/blog

sounds like a great time was had by all. i love get togethers like that!

Friday, November 25, 2005 - 5:22 PM EST

Name: Diane E.
Home Page: http://indigodi.typepad.com/my_weblog/

Sounds like fun* Thinking about hosting a gathering Jan. or Feb. Are you far from Webs? Maybe we could meet up.I've got go up there to find more 40" circulars. I spent most of last Saturday hunting my area yarn shops for them without luck, even ventured to Sturbridge but the shop was closed. Ugg.

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