a couple of years ago, when g and i first moved to Indianapolis, i discovered the glory and joy that a LYS in the same town you live in can bring. oh, and the utter e-vile-ness of the Sale room at Mass Ave Knit shop (yep, just what it sounds like. a ROOM of discounted yarn *sigh*). it was there, approximately 3ish years ago, that i picked up 10 skiens of Noro Lily in a gorgeous silvery grey color. now, i love this yarn. i loved it when i bought it and i loved it each of the previous (like 2 or 3) times i've knit it up into some failed project doomed for the frog pond. the problem was the Lily just wouldn't talk to me. she wouldn't tell me what she wanted to be, so i was left willy nilly trying different things. a flirty summer top?? guess not. how about a lacey shell? uh uh, try again. a close fittinging, simple cardigan? eh, not so much. inspiration has once again struck where Lily is concerned, dear readers, and this time, i think she might just be speaking up. i almost don't want to say anything. i've gotten my hopes up concerning this girl before, and i've always let her down with projects that were, well, just not right. i think she'll sing as a Sahara sweater, though. i've almost gotten the main body finished. that's all i'm gonna say about it right now, and no pics until it's all done. i don't want to jinx it!

(2) people spoke up--don't be shy!!!
Do you ever attend the overnight knits at Mass Ave? If so, are there normally people our age (mid 20's - early 30's) there? I've only been to one and the only other person there that was my age was the girl I went with. I want to go to the one this Saturday but I don't want to be the 'baby' of the crowd again.
1. Posted by Kara
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January 25, 2007
I'm glad the yarn finally spoke to you. Sometimes it takes awhile but I bet your project will turn out great!
2. Posted by lacefreak
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January 29, 2007