and waiting for warmer weather, so I can get out and tackle the bunny barn.  I get behind in cold weather and just don't get the trays emptied like I want.  The bunnies are up away from the manure and in the winter time there isn't any smell or flies, so I tend to lag when it's very cold.  But I'd like to get things tidy!

Spent the day working away from home, and then came back to spin more Coopworth for the silk and Coopworth skeins.  Very happy with the first skein; it dried beautifully without any weird kinks or wanderings of the plys.  The wool puffed up a little more and it's very soft and colorful!

Heading for Roanoke today to take Dad to the doctor.  Lots of knitting time.  With this new spinning project in my head I've been neglecting the scarf; hope I remember how it's done!

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Posted by VTLinda

Thanks for the input! And, sometime soon, I'm coming over - so if you forget how it's done, maybe I can help. Knit i can - crochet, I don't. ;D Can you use bunny droppings to fertilize the garden? or the flowers, or something? i may need to buy some fertilizer when i see you! Cheers! ~VTLinda

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Posted by spinninggrandma

I spent almost 3 hours knitting today, while waiting for Norm's different appointments. Nearly finished my one sock I started for the Olympics.

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Posted by Greenberry

is great for the garden. I haven't researched it much but I fully intend to put it on the flower and veggie beds. When you come I'll have a bucketful for you!

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