Not to mention some big fun.
Huge thanks to my niece Ariana, who worked with me all weekend. I don't do the Rhinebeck sweater thing (the pressure!) but I did make us 2 sets of Rhinebeck fingerless mitts from handspun.
I'm running out of town to work in DC this week but before I leave, just this report and many thanks--and a regret that I couldn't have stopped to chat with everyone, friends new & old. so....drumrolllll..... we shot
• 2152 images at the festival
• around 203 people posed for us
• a couple dozen are now doing the Hollywood chin everytime a camera comes out
• we shot sheep, llamas, one pair of Paco-Vicunas
and one adorable cashmere goat. Stay tuned for more. This is too wonderful to let sit unattended--I've got my (handknit) (handspun) thinking cap on for sharing this project. You all looked wonderful (seriously).
9 comments:
Oh, that goat is TOO MUCH!
Can't wait to see what becomes of the photos :)
Thank you for the chance to pose for you! I can't wait to see what you do with all those photos, especially my little Mr. Pumpkin Head!
It was so great to see you! Maddy and I had fun posing for you :)
So sorry to have missed the opportunity to share in the fun. I already love the results! Look forward to seeing whatever you do.
Next year! I really want to! Saw you and ARianna in the Yarn Harlot review of Rhinebeck.
Your niece is adorable!
It looks like a good time was had by all...
How did I miss this!??? I am kicking myself - so busy was I between Jan's son's wedding and getting ready to travel to Rhinebeck that I fell behind on blog reading. Not only did I fail to get shot, I failed to see you! I am double-plus sorry and you can kick me a little, too, next time we cross paths. Just a little, but I'll deserve it.
The mitts are fab, by the way.
Love that goat!
Is that Pauline the Cashmere goat?!! She was a star at the fair. It was so fun to have you shooting everyone again, I can't wait for you to share some of pictures. Glad you liked being called the Bill Cunningham of Fiberfolk, your response made me laugh. I consider that a compliment of the highest kind because I would adopt Bill Cunningham if I could, he's so cute and I love his very inclusive approach to fashion.
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