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Mr. McTavish is actually Tom Livernois.? He and his wife Tracy have a farm with shetland sheep, in addition to Tom building the Drudik wheels.? They are lovely people, and Tom makes a wonderful

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?These are the pics from the original owner. Cheryl hasn’t taken it out of the box! ? I forgot the include the price. She’s asking $3600 and will pay 1/2 the shipping cost from Louisiana

?Anyone interested in a gorgeous Drudik wheel? This is #5 made by Mr. McTavish, the man who studied under Magnus Drudik and took over the business before Magnus passed away. This is the Smaller

What lovely news! Here's wishing them all the very best. Jenny

Both of those are very cheerful and pretty <melisanderwolf@...> wrote:

I wear them a ton in the winter as scarves and sometimes in the house because I am always cold. Well, not right now because it is August, but I’ve had to pull out the fingering weight blanket I

I don’t ‘wear’ them either. But I use them to curl up under when I’m reading or doing something else in the cooler weather. Which is why I prefer the bigger ones. Lighter than a blanket but

Thanks, Jaya! Nice shawl, but nobody I know wears them. Weird, huh. I’ll probably either do a scarf and/or granny squares for a throw. Connie

Wedding flowers? Jenny, Yes! Last April, her bow popped the question! The date is Sept 2021. Hopefully by then, the covid mess will be over and done. She actually attended high school with him.

Good to hear. I hope it stays away from you. I hope Cal gets some nice rain. wrote: -- Jaya http://knitsarina.blogspo

I can see the cheer factor in a real bargain of a useable yarn. It’s getting harder to find the sunny side of life at present – but we will get through and these little things do help. I like

Wedding flowers?

We are, fingers crossed, clear for now. There was a big one just east of us a few weeks ago (the Apple Fire, with the pyrocumulus clouds that could be seen from Arizona & Nevada) but it is fully

I think the latter. But I would still be inclined to attach as I go. I hate seaming! Ann McManus Ann in PA Sent from my kindle

That's good to know. I tend to save photos from my phone as "large" which is smaller than "actual size," but still large. I have no idea if it's possible to resize them. I guess I should test that

Lovely shawl, Amy! Connie, that looks lovely. Last year I found some gradients at JoAnns for a couple of bucks each and made a bunch of plain weave scarves on my RHL. Some were given away as gifts

Therese, Thanks for the detailed update. I'm glad you got your parents out so that is one less thing to worry about if you evacuate. Please take care and we'll all be sending mojo to you and to the

Thanks for remembering! And my dinosaur earthlink provider tripled my storage so I’m good! Amy

Thanks Lise! I’ll check it out Connie