It is time again for the Daily Posts’s weekly photo challenge, and here is my entry for this week:
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They will look even better when ‘arranged’ into a garment!
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Nice yarn and I like the basket too.
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Nice arrangement and colors. Makes me want to get my yarn out. 🙂
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I especially like the vibrant, multi-colored yarn ball the knitting needles are in!
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The colors especially seem so spring-like! (I used to love embroidery, personally. But I have wonderful memories of my mother, my grandmother, my aunt – all doing needlepoint, crochet, and also knitting.)
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Nice photo!
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Nice arrangement. With the weather getting warmer, I’m about to put my knitting needles away until next fall.
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Carol, your beautifully arranged basket of knitting yarn has got me thinking about the projects I will be beginning shortly, as the weather cools down here in Australia. There’s nothing quite like knitting; I love it!
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nice arrangement
http://amarnaik.wordpress.com/2012/04/01/weekly-photo-challenge-arranged
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I love the texture and colours, Carol. The wool comes alive and I can feel the comfort in it.
Belinda
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Good one! But now you have to arrange it into a scarf or something!
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I had to laugh, Carol. For a moment your photo didn’t load. I thought you were playing the grandest April Fools joke saying you had no photo to offer. But instead, suddenly, came all this beautiful yarn. So many different colors!
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Aw, thank you! This reminds me of my mother. 🙂
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A perfect arrangement, I think. The yarn looks luxurious, and I love the basket it’s in. My husband tells me “no baskets” every time my mom and I go shopping together. Sometimes he even get what he asks for 😉
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Ahh, but when your son brings you the basket from his trip to Africa, husband cannot complain!
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Husband never complains…he just rolls his eyes and grins 🙂 An African basket must have a story to tell. I love an object with a story!
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