So we were off to spend the weekend looking at
good husband carrying off some of my purchases

local emergency service men clustered around a spinner

awe-inspiring plant-dyed yarns from Earth-Arts

The plant-dyed yarns were the surprise treasure of the festival. Although I went absolutely ga ga over all the handspun alpaca that was there, I went all out for the naturally dyed wools. I came home with these beauties:

The weekend wore out my driving stamina and my shopping stamina -- expect a yarn moratorium for a while now. But I'm totally invigorated for learning about the west (Taos is gorgeous!) and for checking out all the fiber arts that are going on here.
4 comments:
Hanna, the photos are absolutely luscious! What a wonderful experience you must have had.
I love the Southwest personally; I hope you will come to really enjoy it there.
What luck! :D Glad you found the wool fair--how great is that? Love your natural dyed yarns...they are to die for!
how lucky! A day made for you!
-Gustavo
When next you go to Taos, check out the Taos Sunflower yarn shop!
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