Bleary-Eyed But Happy

It is 4:30 in the morning and I have been up for 3 and a half hours FRINGING, taking pictures of my shawls, and trying to download picasa into my laptop. I also took inventory of the stuff I'm going to sell at the Spring Boutique tomorrow. I don't have a lot, but even if I sell half of what I've made, I will be able to pay off my considerable yarn bill. Also, if people want to special order a shawl with a certain yarn, then I certainly can do that! NOW I'm starting to get excited about the boutique. I should have gotten excited 2 weeks ago so I could have cranked out more shawls. I forgot that this weeked if Mother's Day and that people might want to buy presents for their mother. Well, my friend was right: fringing does open up the shawl and adds something to the whole look. Okay. I'm sold. And fringing wasn't as bad as I thought; I didn't want to make a lot of fringes so I didn't position them too close together. Smart, huh? When I come home tonight after work, I will take a nap and then do whatever finishing needs to be done, including fringing 2 more shawls.








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