Friendly floppy-eared goats.

Gentle giant draft horses.

And just a few humming alpacas.

But my favorite part of course was the teensy-weensy knitting & spinning exhibit, where the homespun yarn and projects were displayed, along with some soft fleece and rovings. As you can see, a big yellow sign proclaimed "please feel free to touch the fleece!"
I was happy to oblige. Here you can see me with my atrocious grin, testing the fiber for that 'twinging' sound...

Coming tomorrow, my pictures of the winning yarn and projects. I was impressed, yet saddened by how few entries there were-please please please all you Boston-area and south shore knitters and spinners get together and submit your work! I don't mean to insult the great work I saw saturday, but I have seen LOVELY fibers and colorways on your blogs that would give them all a good run for their money!
(I can't wait for the Marshfield Fair!)

2 comments:
you are one with the fiber
Did you need a cigarette after that shot? I mean, you can't actually smoke one right now, but you can need one... ;o)
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