Here are some pics of the shop. I am only there on Satursdays, but when school starts I am quitting. It is a bummer because I love it there. But I am really looking forward to having a weekend back to spend with Mr. The woman, R., who owns the shop is an artist and has an amazing eye for color and texture.
It is a very small shop, though, and is difficult to keep large stores of everything. Sometimes to help myself get to sleep, I think of the shelves and all the yarns and project that I want to do....
R. always has so much fun with windows. These are knitted dinosaurs.
T. taught me how to knit and we always sit around fantasizing about houses with yards and crafts rooms, big kitchens and closets. Then we say with a sigh, would that be entertaining for like...three weeks? Then we would miss chaos and concerts and crazy people?
It is a very small shop, though, and is difficult to keep large stores of everything. Sometimes to help myself get to sleep, I think of the shelves and all the yarns and project that I want to do....
R. always has so much fun with windows. These are knitted dinosaurs.
T. taught me how to knit and we always sit around fantasizing about houses with yards and crafts rooms, big kitchens and closets. Then we say with a sigh, would that be entertaining for like...three weeks? Then we would miss chaos and concerts and crazy people?
1 comment:
Hi Carrie - I love your blog! Your entries always shed an interesting light on urban life and I love seeing your gorgeous photos. I especially love seeing pics of the yarn shop - it reminds me of the time when you, me and my sister were hanging out in the shop eating banh mi sandwiches. I hope you, S-man and Sparks are all well. Until next time - Jenny
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