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 Hi ho fiber friends  it has been a week since my last blog

Big thank you to those returning to read this weeks pomp with no circumstances and a big hello and welcome to first time readers.

I wish to see a little light at the end of the tunnel please.
So many things to chat about where to start ?
How about we start the Pumpkin Mal,hosted by "Stitching The High Notes" and "Once Upon a Corgi" 
I am inclined to do a peacock shawl I fell in love with. The yarn is a fingering weight in "Hocus Pocus" themed colors.  I just can’t seem to get out of my own tracks this week.
I find  I am needing to order a-lot of items online for this particular project,as a lot of shops that are at lease and hour north or south of me don’t have the yarn I am looking for. Since "Hocus Pocus" is one of my all time favorite movies it must be that particular yarn.

 Moving forward, I am working on some non knitting projects for an up coming birthday celebration my editor / Daughter turns 40.

I don’t know how it can be and it’s true ( sadly I’m old) none the less I am great full that I get to create for her. Can’t say what I’ll be making and I promise to have pictures after her party so you can see all the shenanigans that go on.

I have several cross stitch projects at the ready to start and I was hoping to have some finished already, alas it was not meant to be.  I am finding myself exhausted and out of time before I begin,  what do you do to overcome this stalemate?

Now if any of you participated in the Nevada yarn crawl this past weekend I would love to see photos or video shots of treasures and purchases anything and everything welcome .

Well fiber friends, I will sign off here until later this month. Stick around because I've got some up coming surprises in the works for you.

For now. Stay safe,stay strong day to day and carry on,
Hugs!!


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