Tuesday, September 04, 2007

languid river

My spinning wheels are quiet. There has not been much spinning going on around here this past week. There are other tasks which require attention...mostly garden and sale related doings. Somehow it became September. I was several days into it before I even changed the calendar. Things are busy, and I want to savor the last taste of summer.

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The river is lazy and beckons to me. We have not had rain for 12 days, and the water flows gently, the grass along the riverrim waves to me as the water laps against it. I can get lost in the sound of the water flowing by.

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There has been some knitting going on. I am working on the BSJ from E. Zimmerman. This will be a gift. I'm knitting a gift with a gift. Notice the needles.

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These are a pair of Bolivian Rosewood Needles from Ed and Wanda Jenkins. I won them by entering a contest on the Weekend Whirls --you can join the fun if you are a spinner, just click on the link in the sidebar.

I love these needles. They came personalized, with the name "riverrim" hand lettered on them. They are so very smooth, and sharp. Thanks Ed! Thanks Wanda! I am really enjoying Ed's fine craftsmanship.

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The PA Endless Mountains Fiber Festival is this coming weekend. I will be with Fred and Grace Hatton at their booth. My offerings will include some buttons and bags... Stop by and say hello if you happen to find yourself in the Endless Mountains...it is quite beautiful there this time of year. Speaking of saying hello, my Ralvery invite has arrived. I am finding my way around the site, trying to compile my notebook, and finding friends. If you see me, say hello so I can find you!

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My name is riverrim, my icon is a whitetail deer.

5 comments:

Judy said...

I will see you and Grace on Sunday. The kids have had me down to the river almost everyday since it dawned on them that summer vacation was ending. Today will be our last trip. I am trying to finish an afghan so I will sitting on shore!

judy said...

I am still on the waiting list. Probably a good thing as I have been overly busy. The points on the needles are wonderful I love a sharp point. Wish I was going to be at your fair so I could see your beautiful work.
Have fun.

Anonymous said...

It's fun to know you're knitting a gift with the needles. :-)

The river looks very inviting, it's not too late in the summer for a good dip.

You make the most stunning, unusual bags and buttons.

Nice icon!

vanessa said...

thanks for the walk, have fun at the fair!

Lorraine said...

Oh, I would so love to visit you in the Endless Mountains! Such lovely photos - as usual.

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