121:365 Stash

My favorite local yarn store is going out of business. This makes me sad. I went over today and did serious damage to my pocketbook. Sweater quantities of yarn for me, and money in the pocket of the owner - there are always bills to pay, even when a business closes.

I got a little carried away, and clearly I'm not stash busting (and I'm wondering where I'm going to put it all . . . ) but I will really miss My Sister's Knits. It was a great neighborhood store. I was always inspired every time I visited. But, times are hard for many - and most think of yarn as a luxury item, whereas I think of it as the air that I breathe. I'm a fiber artist - yarn is necessary to the creative process - and I got a lot of process here . . . ;-)

Comments

Auntea saidā€¦
Oh, I am so sorry for the loss of your lovely yarn store. Two of my favorites also closed this year. One in Kansas City, and one in Joliet & I have grieved the loss of both. Yarn stores are such happy, inspiring places & brought more comfort to me than my local coffee shop. (And that's alot of comfort!)
Michelle saidā€¦
I'm visiting Woodland Woolworks again Tuesday afternoon to pick up the Addi Turbos they are holding for me and to do as much yarn accumulating as I can afford to do for their sakes. Because, as you said, they have bills to pay till the end and beyond....

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