From which I hope to make this:
Future Christmas present:
My friend Caitlin Hyde does amazing glasswork and as usual brought beads to share. This guy came home with me. His face, inspired by Buddhas, has a perfect look of contentment:
Buttons for another Baby Brioche and a dear little bowl from the talented Jennie the Potter:
Side-loot:
purchased at:
When I realized I'd have a couple of hours in St. Paul before needing to fly home, I asked Joyce where to go and she recommended The Yarnery. Amy seconded that and knows the store well, having worked there for five years.
So glad I stopped. What a charming yarn store! I've always felt the best location for a yarn store is within an old house. The staff were warm and welcoming. There were lovely displays and oodles of skeins in all nooks and crannies, including this Pediboo which I haven't yet tried and decided needed to come home, too:
Amy also recommended the egg salad sandwich at Cafe Latte:
You're right, Amy--it was delish!
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