By Beth of
Elizabeth Brennick Designs![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhJ_pIbshtdwEF4QoXSO_X05m7wNccYxXB3I87V14dlgAjfXbSxNvlyx_DD_3H7KvmC3UXysPD000vva2KVqo3O5mKFkMvbKTC22a5Fd0Ldnj5jKkG5c6Ur9OtBmE1Ju8OuS64sYdlB5ko/s320/Picture+004.jpg)
I've taken a year off from sewing and crocheting full-time. This year I'm figuring out a new schedule that fits with me working, being a mom, wife, maid, and artist. On a recent trip to Joann's I discovered
Debbie Stoller of Stitch Nation has a line of yarn. Remember I've been out of the creative world for a while, and that includes shopping for yarn. The yarn was on sale and I had some money to burn from Christmas gifts. Here's a photo of the yummy
yarn I purchased!
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There was three types and I picked a mix of them all:
-Bamboo Ewe made of 55% viscose from bamboo and 45% wool
-Alpaca Love made of 80% wool and 20% alpaca
-Full O' Sheep made of 100% Peruvian wool.
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What drew me to the yarn was not only the name brand and natural material but the colors. It was like I was looking at candy they are so bright and pure. I wish it was edible!
This photo of the yarn was taken on a recent side-of-the-road find. My husband and I are known for doing this and have gotten my dad involved. He picked it up but unfortunately no sewing machine inside. It's a little beaten up but with a good polish I'll get back to new and put it to use.
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