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Thanks for the link. All the places in my state are over 2 hours or more away.

Quote: I have angora goats, border leicester sheep and some mixed breed wool sheep. Also some very nice ladies pass along wool from their alpacas. I had angora rabbits but it is too much work to harvest and comb them all the time. I have never learned to knit. I wish I had someone close by...

Beautiful shawl. I have a Kromski Symphony in cherry. It was my Christmas present last year. I love it.

Quote: And when they're done with that - they can knit this for my dog http://www.berroco.com/exclusives/buster/buster.html And perhaps a tiny one for the cat who gets terribly cold in winter with hardly any fur! I have toy poodles. Those poor babies do wear sweaters in the winter.

How well do you like the traveller? I have been considering one but just haven't quite talked to enough people to make the scale tip.

Quote: I think an old sweater or sweatshirt from the 2nd hand store would suit you just as well and be a heck of a lot less expensive. Unless you like spending money ... then I'd be happy to spin and knit (or crochet) you one - with hand spun yarn, you'll be looking at well over $100 for one...

For baby lambs and goats in need - someone knit me a couple of these! http://fiascofarm.com/goats/goatsweater.htm#handknitkid

Quote: I can help with this one. There are several brands of thereputic craft gloves that work well on your hands. I wear them without fail.

I hate you all. I can crochet anything. My knitting however is messy and I find it tedious.

Quote: You can't cross stitch but you can knit like that?!?!?!

You are welcome. I rarely knit. I prefer crochet and sewing. Glad to help.

Quote: http://greasy.com/nittineedles/fingerless_gloves_needles_free.html Mitts.