tatako-san and darlene-san
in person with a trunk full of wonders.
habu's incredible yarns, especially the stainless steel mixed with wool or silk. some beautiful shifus and linens also.
it was exhilarating to find out tatako-san is a weaver, hence the fine grist yarns she carries.
knitting kits with the most incredible knitting statement shibui garments.
this one was love at first sight, a cobweb motif in indigo colored yarn, ethereal and understated.
the tunic on the right was also a winner. i had to concentrate for the photos
because of the powerful visual stimuli and the excitement,so apologies for the wonky compositions.
this one here is seriously considering getting a knitting tutorship, encouraged by a very nice lady i met at the place where the activity was held. tell me who needs the quirky fashion establishment when you can make these wonders.
however,in the meantime i bought two one ounce cones of...
however,in the meantime i bought two one ounce cones of...
guess what? (^_^)
neki desu
stainless steel and silk, in lavender and taupe
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Oh dear - Neki and Habu in one room. Now that's a dangerous combination!(Ask me how I know, I do the same thing...)
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ReplyDeletehabu is in ny--as far away by car as barcelona is by plane, i think...
boy!i'm really predictable!! yes, got the wool and stainless.contained myself and didn't look at the silk (^_^)
ReplyDeleteNeki, ma questo è meraviglioso, un'altra finestra sulla creatività per me! Grazie.
ReplyDeleteWhen you make your trip to Japan again, let me know as you will have to visit Avril's yarns!
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