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When I got my current loom, which required more space in the one room I have for crafts, I gave the local weaving guild four boxes of knitting books. I used to buy all the “hot” books but realized

Thank you! Connie

Jaya, I have been doing much the same with books. Culling through the fiber books and cookbooks that don't get used and could be by others. Having said that, if you still wanted to sell your HF

Erica, I told her right up front that I wasn't shipping it. She could arrange a wheel railroad or come and pick it up. She said she'd pay for professional packing and the shipping and it was expensive

Wow, indeed the end of an era. I occasionally think about selling my Reeves frame wheel. I hardly ever use it. But I don’t need the money and it is a thing of beauty… so here it sits. I weave

WHEW!!! Packing is the worst part - glad you found a better way :-) Now you have freed up a bit of space for sunshine and fresh air ... erica in smoky AZ sorting sewing patterns rescued from

Sounds like a good deal for both parties! That’s the best kind……. Sent: 12 September 2021 13:56 To: yarnmongers <[email protected]> Subject: [yarnmongers] End of an era for me I sold

I sold my Tina II. I sold it a couple of weeks ago but the buyer has finally unpacked it and verified that everything is in good shape. I didn't want to think of it as having completed till that

Fingers are crossed! It’s been decades, but we did that “two house payments” thing for way too long. It’s a killer. Sounds as tough things are moving in the right direction! Ann in

What a huge undertaking!! I'm impressed with your audacity and hope everything works out just as you hope, if not better!Lise in NJSent from my T-Mobile 5G Device

Thank you!!! Connie

Oh, good luck Connie. I hope it works out beautifully for you. Thinking about this kind of thing myself, and can't begin to imagine moving from a place we've been almost 40 years. What a

Ann I’m not sure we’ve found our dream property, but it does fit our needs very well. Moving is a PITA but we are going to take our time. We bought a cargo trailer that will be fantastic for

Thanks Jaya! Connie

Patricia It’s crazy here as well. Most contractors are months out. One is scheduled a year out, but he’s really, really good. And winter will be her before we blink. Ohio winters are cold,

Good luck on your negotiations and, I hope, move Connie!

Congrats to Ann on the fair results. My experience in viewing the knitted goods at the Texas State Fair over the years is that there is always some beautiful work displayed wrong side up. Connie, I

Don’t envy you the move, even if it adds value to your life. I swore that this would be my last move when we sold the house in WV and moved back to PA. First couple of years, it was a dream, but now

What a haul!!! Congratulations! My knitting/crafting mojo has left the building. Sigh. We’ve been so busy this summer that I haven’t even had time to imagi-knit Early this spring, we

Thanks, Mary. As I finish ‘em, I toss into a tote. I also keep a check list. The one entry I made was in danger of being outgrown before the judging, so it was already given away (at Christmas).