Twice in One Day!

Okay - So the top two pictures give you an idea of what it looks like when you walk into the shop. I don't think it looks as lime green in person - I thought there was a flash on this camera. These two shelving units are the home to Mission Falls - 1824 Cotton and 1824 Wool.

Above, you can see the shop as it looks from the kitchen/classroom area. The top of the slot wall is waiting for Addi Turbos. Do you see the spinning wheel to the left, just before the open door (yes, I know it is mostly hidden by the table)? This is the future home of the Fleece Artist and Hand Maiden yarns - arriving in August. I finally managed to contact someone at Fleece Artist and an order has been placed. I was so excited last Sunday night, I could barely sleep. My husband did not share my enthusiasm!!

Now - this picture - I don't know what to do about his - any suggestions on how to rotate an image would be greatly appreciated. But you can probably tell it's the bathroom. I didn't take any before shots - but imagine brown on brown strie-d walls, vanity and ceiling fan blades. Add one filthy floor. Got the picture. So even sideways, this has got to be better.

This should give readers a fairly good idea of Wales Green and Twilight Magenta. A warning to anyone who likes this colour green and might decide to use it somewhere - on the colour strip, the lighter shade is Celadon. This is the colour I originally purchased. I thought it looked a little more acidy and was lighter. But on the walls it was a pretty gross pale yellow. My mother, unbeknownst to me, tried out Celadon as well and had the same result.

Read on for more pictures.