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September 29, 2011 / justknitting1

This Saturday, October 1 for a trunk show and yarn tasting featuring the yarns of

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Latest towels finally hemmed, washed and pressed. These towels are woven with a finer cotton than I normally use and have a lovely light weight feel to them.

New towels on the loom, really like how they look so far.

A sunny day is a good day for doing laundry and ironing when you live off-grid, so today I finished up some towels that were waiting for just that.

While I have been waiting for a fan filter to come in for the computerized loom, and not wanting to sit idle while doing so, I warped my small loom for my default weaving, overshot table runners. Overshot is a structure that I will never tire of, this one is called Wheel of Fortune.

The chickens have found a sheltered and sunny spot in the drive shed for a dust bath, almost as good as a summer day.

It is a nice mild day, so I have let the chickens out to do some free ranging. One of their first stops is my little garden that is littered with wild bird seed. Our dog keeps a close eye on the hens, because she would really like to catch one but is not allowed to.

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