So here's DeFeet.
Loads of fun getting Dolly to stand still while she's begging for a treat.
I'm so tired, I can barely post. I've been cleaning all weekend. Even got in some knitting and crocheting while basking in the fun of a new channel on satellite TV. Chiller is here!
This is what happens when you don't pay attention to your winding.
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I'm trying to photograph Sheeba's little feet also!
I haven't quite had that ballwinder experience, but I have had the ball go flying off the winder, that is not pretty. I like the royal blue color of you yarn and look forward to seeing what it will become!
I've DEFINITELY done the same thing with the ballwinder - sometimes I am pretty impatient with it and start going to town on it, then have to unwind anyway as it turns out like that.
Sorry to hear you're exhausted, maybe you can go to bed a little early tonight to catch up on sleep!
I don't have a ball winder at home, but I've done that when I'm helping a customer at Rosie's. They will be talking away to me, and instead of watching what I'm doing ... well, you get the pictures.
Cute feet!
AHHH! The ballwinder - too funny! =) Thanks for your comment. You got pinched in school? Did you attend a school in a small town in Michigan? Just curious!
Oh what cute feet! I didn't even know there was a contest involved with the feet thing.
Been there with the ballwinder. Dolly's feet look like Shasta's feet!
That actually looks pretty cute like that on the ball winder (almost artsy). But it is pretty yarn. What is it?
I just had a ballwinder episode like that last night! I hate that.
It's ballwinder deco, akin to the art deco period!
Oh, dear. Ball winders certainly make things easier in theory :) Maybe not so much when you're tired!
Oh I finally caught up with you. You've been up to so much and looks like you've been having a lot of fun. I got a giggle out of your winding when not paying attention! If that was you dancing with the handsome man you looked like you were having such fun.
Love the little feet. Rest up now and happy knitting.
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