Torrance Weaving & Fiber Fest
Torrance Cultural Center

On Sunday, the "Sometimes Sunday Crocheters" and I zoomed down to Torrance (thanks for driving, Beth). We had a grand time at the Southern California Handweavers' Guild Weaving & Fiber Festival Annual Autumn Show & Sale. We saw many friends and Ravelers, LOTS of yummy yarn and roving, weaving and spinning demonstrations, a fashion show, buttons, beads and books! It was a sensory overload!



Carol, checking on yarn stash via cellphone



Shopping!

Thanks for snapping our picture, Jamie!


My studio is OVERFLOWING with yarn, but of course I had to purchase a couple of bargains from Newton's Yarn Country, Anaheim.

Superwash Merino, Sock Weight

This is one of the more enjoyable little festivals held in the Southern California area. It's only a one-day fest, but it's chock full 'o yarn and fun! Thanks, ladies...I had a great time!
Labels: Art, Fashion, Friends, Los Angeles, yarny stuff
13 Comments:
uh... WOW. I wudda lost my shirt if I'd gone. And you got away with only TWO skeins?!
I'm so sorry I didn't make it. Family obligations with my aunt in town.
Good times were had in Torrance. What a great day. I have been fondling my fiber all day.
Looks like a lot of fun.
I missed you, got there earlier and then went off to lunch with friends.
I see you snagged that sock yarn I was eying from Newtons.The multicolored one, glad you got it not me!
Ooops! I meant to go to this one, got distracted. Glad to see that you had a great time, sorry I missed the yarn bargains, could have used a little more for my yarn stash (that's what I've been knitting from).
I found out later in the day that my mother went! I told her that I wished she'd let me she was thinking of going since even though I couldn't go I knew so many people who would be there and she could have made wonderful new knit friends!
Yummy yarn....looks like a fun time. Linda in MD
What are the round thingys in the middle picture? Looks interesting!
Ooooh, I would have loved to go.... looks like a hoot! I am in Sydney fondling my granddaughter....
Now I know what I need -- a granny square poncho. Like, now!
Always a fun time at the Fiber Festival! So glad you stopped to say hi, Ellen. How flattered I am that you posted the picture you took of me and Kim.
Off to ponder/fondle the yarn I bought and try to decide what items they will become.
Hi Ellen! I am really behind in my blog reading due to nursing school, but how fun to see your pics from the Torrance shin-dig. And even cooler to see you met my mom, Peggy Baxter! Wish I could have gone to this event!
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