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Hello, my name is Sarah...
...and I'm addicted to yarn.
I feel like I'm in yarn AA. I joined these stash reduction KALs...
and 
(Cotton meaning that my stash is at least stable)
...which I had mentioned before, but now I have pictures!
Here is a picture of the stash, which usually resides in my closet in a large box. There are more pieces to this, but most of that yarn is attached to the 6 projects I have on the needes.

Click picture for details on Flickr about what each yarn is for (that feature is way too much fun!)
The good news is that I'm actually working my way through some of this stash! Salina is on her way to becoming a FO. And wow, does Debbie Bliss Merino DK STANK when wet. My entire living room smells like a dirty dirty sheep. The good thing is that I have a massive bowl of potpourri also residing in my living as well, so the smells sort of cancel each other out. Sort of. Apparently I didn't swatch for this project (stupid!) and thus was not prepared for the smell or the fact that when wet the sweater pieces stretch out to giant size. It's much easier stretching a knit to the right size than patting, shaping, smooshing, and otherwise cajoling it into the proper, smaller proportions. It worked though and now I only have about 1/4 left of the second sleeve, cuffs, and collar left until I have another sweater! Good thing it's now 90 degrees outside, because when isn't summer the best time for wearing a creamy merino long sleeved sweater? That's ok, it will be like I have new clothes come fall. Speaking of new clothes, the Gap is having an amazingly awesome sale right now. If you like the gap at all, we're talking $6 t-shirts and $10-20 bags.
09:20
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I spy with my little eye some Rowan All Season Cotton on that stash picture! I looks like Purr, which is the color I'm doing apricot in!
Posted by: Christie | June 16, 2006
A great looking stash of yarn - looking forward to seeing the finished projects! :)
Posted by: Amy Artisan | June 19, 2006
I enjoyed reading your blog and especially about the wedding. You look a lot like my beautiful sixteen year old who is presently in high school and believes she is in love with a boy who is also in her class. I am encouraged by your story and I pray that she is truly blessed as your are.
Posted by: JKaren | June 20, 2006