
After eating supper (including a fresh strawberry/rhubarb crisp; mmm), Rick and I played spectator while Brian set off his day-time assortment. Since I don't do "spectator" well without something in my hands, Myrtle joined us in celebrating Independence Day:


 As it grew dark we drove over the hill to take in the municipal fireworks display; I took Myrtle along for that as well. Spinning in the dark with black fiber was an interesting experience!
As it grew dark we drove over the hill to take in the municipal fireworks display; I took Myrtle along for that as well. Spinning in the dark with black fiber was an interesting experience!Day three's results:
 Yes, the miniSpinner got some love, too:
Yes, the miniSpinner got some love, too:
That's it for the Fourth from . . .
 
 
 


 
 
 
 
4 comments:
That purple is very pretty, are you in the sprinters? Looks like it will be a lace weight.
What is a strawberry rhubarb crisp?
No, not in the sprinters. And I hope you're wrong; I'm aiming for a sockweight two-ply!
Rick requested a strawberry-rhubarb pie, but then said it could be a crisp since all he really cares about is the filling and he knows I hate to make pie crust. I top the fruit mixture with a crumb topping made of oatmeal, whole wheat pastry flour, organic sugar, sliced almonds and oil.
Sounds like a fab 4th for everyone. Your spinning looks great. I am in awe, I never would tackle black fiber...
Love that bouquet! Such and interesting collection of colors and textures-
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