Teddy stocks up on brown Fishermen's Wool from Lion Brand.
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She seeks wool, and works willingly with her hands. Proverbs 31:13
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7 comments:
Are you a professional photographer? If not, you should be! I seem to have missed a couple photos. I love the sunset! Sunsets are one of my favorite types of photos. Such a difference in every one, depending on location. Just a slight variation and you get a totally different photo. Teddy has a nice bunch of knitting needles there too. You go, Teddy! Have fun.
Thanks! All I have is a little Cannon digital camera set on AUTOMATIC ! The camera does the work! I just push the button!
Look at the nice jar of Needles. You really have the eye.
They say a picture is worth a thousand words and yours are always the proof of that saying. Without words. I come here always to see what you have to show us this time.
Teddy is one smart knitter! ;)
Love the photo! Your pictures always project thoughtfulness. Very nice.
I have the Canon A540 & love it...even if I don't really know how to use it well.
Lovely photo,Susan, as always.
Oh....THAT'S the brown Fisherman's wool. Lovely. I think I'm going to have to make a trip to the store. Thanks for putting up a picture.
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