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Wednesday, April 20, 2011
Tanis Fiber Art Contest
Tanis fiber art is running a contest for enough fiber to make Hannah Fettig's wispy cardi. You get an additional chance if you mention your fave colorway on your blog, so here goes. I like moss because my favorite color is green. And that green would really match and enhance my eyes.
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