On Saturday we headed for a nice country drive to Barrie, down some rural roads we have rarely driven. We were headed for Barrie where a fibre festival was being held. Basically it was a big sale of dyed wool with 65 vendors.
All kinds of wool!
There were a few other things for sale, like these simple hand looms.
And more wool.
I learned a little bit about Alpacas too, and chuckled at this sign.
Only a few disconnected things for sale, like these cups at $45.00 a pop.
Carol of 'Carol's Woolies' makes sox on her 100 year old sock making machine.
Not many, but a few very nice knitted items of clothing.
You may be wondering why we went. Well, our daughter-in-law was one of the vendors. Tomorrow you'll meet her.
I love both alpaca signs!
ReplyDeleteI wish I was there!
ReplyDeleteThe colours are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteAnd here I'd assumed you'd gone so Mrs. FG could get some yarn -- shouldn't assume!
ReplyDeleteMakes me want to get up and run to the nearest yarn store to get ready for the alpacalypse! :-)
ReplyDeleteWow, very colorful!
ReplyDeleteThat is a wonderful display and I would be leaving with a huge bag full of those glorious yarns and colours.Tomorrow? I will be there. Well, on the internet if not in real person.
ReplyDeleteLovely color for my Friday morning.
ReplyDeleteWow, beautiful calm colors. I would love to learn how to make socks on that machine. Looks interesting.
ReplyDeleteMy mother used to fill the house with balls of wool and knitting needles, but I don't think so many people knit these days.
ReplyDeleteOh I love going to these kind of events.
ReplyDeleteWow the colors are beautiful. Would be very hard not to buy one of everything.
Love all those really great colors.
ReplyDeleteSuch beauty!
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