It's Carolina Fiber Fest this weekend, and I ended up with ten items to enter in the competitions, although I forgot to take a photo of the final one, which is one of the knit-along cowls:
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| Categories AK7 and AK8, respectively. Knit from a pattern and design my own pattern. |
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| Category AK6 - Knit from handspun yarn. This is the back. |
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| Category AC10 - Crocheted from handspun yarn. I clipped the leftover bit before entering, of course! |
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| Another Category AK7 - The Giverny Shawl of Junction Fiber Mills' colourway for 2025 Maryland Sheep & Wool |
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| Hat is Category 12, because I designed the pattern, and the scarf (which is upside down, oops!) is Category AC13, the annual crochet-along. |
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| Two baby blankets in categories AC11 and AK8 respectively. |
And these are the results; I have not read the comments cards:
The other items did not win ribbons. I am well enough pleased with what I accomplished and actually thought I'd get a couple thirds instead of seconds. I'm not completely surprised that the baby blankets didn't do better.
I was doing VERY well not buying yarn, although I bought some "box bags", and several flavours of tea, and picked up a few books and a box of oddments in the used equipment sale. I felt very good that I managed to not buy another spinning wheel. As I was able to get a couple of breaks, I saw many pretty yarns, but avoided buying - until right at the end, just before closing, when I spotted this at a favourite vendor who was right behind our setup:
Luckily they had only one left. I see hat and mitts in my future!














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