
Oh, I was so in love with you

Habu....you must know that you fill a sweet picot edged pocket in my heart. I must though confess to a new fiber of the moment that has caught my wandering eye. It all started with a shipment of knitting books from Japan. I ordered them from www.yesasia.com, as I cannot read Japanese I took a chance and judged these books by their covers. One, a thin, tan book with just the beckoning hint of a sweater on it's cover wooed me. In this Asian treasure I found my new loves. Yes I plan to spend time with a few of these


2 comments:
my habu sweater still waits for me...must check out your japanese book some time.
japanese knitting books were always a fav of mine in the store. i had some of my japanese button customers bring them over for me when they came over for quilt market. you can sometimes find them at the bookshop located in the Mitsua marketplace.
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