It was a little off the beaten path, and we were having a hard time finding it. We passed a little Post Office and went in to ask for directions. A sweet lady knew exactly where it was.
It was just as I had hoped it would be. A quaint little shop, complete with a resident dog sleeping in the corner.
The lady who owned the shop was friendly and helpful. The shop was filled to over-flowing with the most beautiful wool. I finally decided on a skein by Noro. It cost more than I have ever paid for a single skein of wool (of any size), but it was a special occasion after all.
When we got home, I followed the very simple instructions the shop owner gave me and knitted this scarf.
I love the gentle flow of one color into another. It will be a sweet reminder of our time in California.
Very very pretty!
ReplyDeletevery unique! very nice!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty. A great reminder of you trip and the fun you had (o:
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!
ReplyDeleteSounds so much like A Good Yarn, the shop on Blossom Street in Debbie Macomber's books! What a blessing for you.
ReplyDeleteOooo, that is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteyour art is pure gift, linda.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, LInda! I am catchign up here, and I just love the colours in your scarf. The memories will also be warm for you!
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