On Sunday they had a great author tent, I got there right at the beginning and got into the shortest line ever for the
Yarn Harlot. Stephanie signed my two books and I got a photo... yay!

Note the
Kauni sweater and the combo
geeky (in a good way)/knitting
shirt. She did a talk after lunch and I even managed to get a seat for that. I worked on a christmas sock during her talk so that one should go very smoothly with her knitting-fu rubbing off on it.
There were other great authors too, but I don't have their books yet so no signings (the
Mason-Dixon ladies and
Alison to name a few)
Other miscellaneous things to share:
This shop had a funny sign...

Punkin Chunkin!


Barfing pumpkin...

Felted ta-ta's

Over near the history museum building, they had some steam engines and antique machinery set up. Trevor was exploring that stuff while I was at the Yarn Harlot. This machine is cutting wood shingles.

They stencil some with sheep for the festival and give them away for a donation and Trevor got me one! It will be decoration in my craft room soon - even though all of my crafting is sheep free. ;-)
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