Let me see how the old memory is working today. Well, I know this is Sharon Pollock. I know she comes from Colorado City, which is just up the road a ways. The "road" is I 25. I 25 is one of the nations supply lines from Canada down to Mexico and vice versa. And according to the paper I see it is not all legal trade either. I am not really sure Canada exports a lot of merchandise into Mexico, but I only read headlines anyway.
Ok, now I think I remember. This is Merino and if you click on my pictures they will get bigger. This has a lovely design and check out the edges on her work. They are as even and her tension on the whole thing amazes me. I may have her come hold my little paw and teach me a few tricks. My edges usually look like a drunken caterpillar laid them out!
On the left is a hand dyed scarf that Sharon made. On the right is another she made and went to a lot of work tying this into a knot that the ladies have learned to tie and I have not as my attention span is not that long. I have even forgotten who taught them how to do it, but I knew at one time. Oh, I remember, it was Jennifer some one. Hang on and let me go to Youtube and see if I can find the video. It is called Jennifer ties one on. Found it. I will post it at the end of the blog.
Back on topic. As I recall, both of these scarvers were white and she hand dyed them at one of Joanne Caldwell's "Dye Party's". Remember when we used to throw Tupperware Party's? Now we just throw Tupperware.
I know Sharon has worked two days at the sale already. Maybe more. She is a very good salesperson. She is a Guild Lady! And I am very happy I got the chance to work with her at least the one day. I enjoy working the sale as it gives me a chance to get to know all the ladies better. So here we have Sharon at the end of her shift and I could be wrong, but I think she may have dozed off on me. My stories do get a bit boring!
See ya tomorrow!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RiB6HtZNXb8
Ok, now I think I remember. This is Merino and if you click on my pictures they will get bigger. This has a lovely design and check out the edges on her work. They are as even and her tension on the whole thing amazes me. I may have her come hold my little paw and teach me a few tricks. My edges usually look like a drunken caterpillar laid them out!
On the left is a hand dyed scarf that Sharon made. On the right is another she made and went to a lot of work tying this into a knot that the ladies have learned to tie and I have not as my attention span is not that long. I have even forgotten who taught them how to do it, but I knew at one time. Oh, I remember, it was Jennifer some one. Hang on and let me go to Youtube and see if I can find the video. It is called Jennifer ties one on. Found it. I will post it at the end of the blog.
Back on topic. As I recall, both of these scarvers were white and she hand dyed them at one of Joanne Caldwell's "Dye Party's". Remember when we used to throw Tupperware Party's? Now we just throw Tupperware.
I know Sharon has worked two days at the sale already. Maybe more. She is a very good salesperson. She is a Guild Lady! And I am very happy I got the chance to work with her at least the one day. I enjoy working the sale as it gives me a chance to get to know all the ladies better. So here we have Sharon at the end of her shift and I could be wrong, but I think she may have dozed off on me. My stories do get a bit boring!
See ya tomorrow!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RiB6HtZNXb8
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