WOW! Goodies for my book. :)
Look at those colors!
The Star Trek geek in me thinks they look like punk tribbles.
::drool::
Who would have thought so much could fit in such a small box?
I think I'll go fondle it now. :)
19 July 2007
Friday Eye Candy
Today was a Good Mail Day. A little square box arrived. And I saw it was from Mielke's Fiber Arts: the aptly named Bag of Candy! I thought it looked awfully small. And then I opened it.
WOW! Goodies for my book. :)
Look at those colors!
The Star Trek geek in me thinks they look like punk tribbles.
::drool::
Who would have thought so much could fit in such a small box?
I think I'll go fondle it now. :)
WOW! Goodies for my book. :)
Look at those colors!
The Star Trek geek in me thinks they look like punk tribbles.
::drool::
Who would have thought so much could fit in such a small box?
I think I'll go fondle it now. :)
Oh those colors!
ReplyDeleteWhat fun, and the colors look beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThe colors are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteOoooo, they do look like tribbles! Now if only they would multiply on their own...
ReplyDeleteWhat a cheerful looking box!
ReplyDeleteLovely colours!
ReplyDeleteSeeing roving makes my eyes sparkle, and my heart pound faster! Wow, you are going to have so much fun!
ReplyDeleteRosemary- If I remember correctly, Tribbles breed like crazy, so you may want to separate them.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful colors! You've got me excited for your book.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful bag of candy!
ReplyDeleteThey're so cute! they look like candy.
ReplyDeleteI agree with Lartiza, OOOOOOOOO, those COLORS! MMMmmmmmmmm yummy!
ReplyDeleteWill they breed like tribbles? Because if so, sweeeeet.
ReplyDeleteReminds me of crayola...so many colors!
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking to them. Dangerous fiber enabling at its best! ;)
ReplyDeletewow they look like they burst forth from the box! Happy felting...also can't wait to see book!
ReplyDeleteGood mail day, indeed! What a beautiful package. Drooool....
ReplyDeleteI love how happy and bright they are.
ReplyDeleteAh, the trouble with tribbles, one of my favorite tv memories from my childhood. These tribbles look even nicer -- I bet the Star Trek ones were largely synthetic, it being the late 60s and all.
ReplyDeleteLil Easter eggs of wool -- gorgeous! What are you doing with these in your book on knitting with beads? I am cornfused!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!
ReplyDeleteIf they breed like smooth-coated Tribbles, will you be sharing? ;^)
Can you imagine how much fiber you'd have if they were tribbles? You'd never ever run out. You'd probably suffocate actually, no matter how fast a spinner or felter or whatever you were.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like you're gonna be having some fun soon.
Yes,they are totally Tribbles!!
ReplyDeleteso yummy. i think i need to open the m&m's now. you got me salivating!
ReplyDeleteHow very bright of you! hahaha I remember when I started knitting I would order my addi's from them that is before I discovered them for dirt on ebay for a quarter of the bill!!hahah
ReplyDeleteI love that red soooo much! Tear it up hun!
Awwww, those beautiful colors - a feast for the eyes indeed!
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful tribbles! Pretty colors.
ReplyDeleteNow THAT is eye candy!!
ReplyDeleteThe Trouble with Tribbles is that they are so cute you just have to have more...but if I remember correctly, they propagate faster than rabbits! Soon, you will be up to your, er, neck in cute Tribbles.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous colors. Thanks for the eye candy.
Ooh, it's so yummy! I'm a spinner, too, and that picture makes me want to spin, spin, spin! They do look like Tribbles, haha. *g*
ReplyDeleteYou do take lovely photographs! Pure eye candy.
ReplyDeleteWow! Such a beautiful inside surprise. Can't wait to see what you're creating.
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