Some people say it better.

I was going to tell this story, but I think Jinniver does it better.

It involves this:



And yes, I laughed, I cried, I dyed yarn.

Comments

[Yarnista's mama]

Wow. What a wonderful story. She sounds like a kindred spirit. The color boards were perfect and the yarn gorgeous. I had no idea you designed yarn in a process like that. (I have this black and cream toile-filled bedroom, with some claret-colored carpet and accents....) :)

[Jen]

It would be cool to hear it from your end too...even if it starts with, "OMG, I had this customer who had me tearing my hair out!" ;-)

The yarn is beyond gorgeous. It captured the look, the colors, the feel...I adore it and I haven't even knit it yet.

[Kathy Sue]

Wow, such perfect colors! The photo was so pretty. I especially like the blue you did to go with it.

[Catherine]

Beautiful story... just beautiful.

[Lisa]

A beautiful story with beautiful yarn to go with it! :)

[Francesca]

Beautiful as always. :D

[Sandy]

Oh, how lovely. You do work magic.

[Jennifer]

I love the story and the colors. As a fellow military wife who was told the same thing and built her dream kitchen in Ohio only to now living in Virginia? Been there doing that. Gotta love that man more than a kitchen.

Though, Sharon, anyone have dibs on the colors that you didn't send her? ::waving hand frantically::

[Heather M]

golly that's beautiful :)