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In this episode you will only hear one half of the Two Ewes. Kelly finished up the school year with a cold and wasn't able to record. We didn't want to miss reaching out to everyone so it is short episode with Marsha. Well, Kelly does make a short appearance at the end of the podcast since at editing time she had a little better voice!

Kelly has finished two projects!\xa0 She decided that a good day to bind off the I Love My Husband scarf was their 32nd anniversary.\xa0 It was one of the projects that she brought on the camping trip they went on.\xa0 She also finished the Edie tee by Isabel Kramer.\xa0 She decided not to add the neckline edging, but she did add a moss stitch edging to the hem and sleeves.\xa0 The yarn fabric washed up nicely in a cold water machine wash and a trip through the dryer. The hem and sleeve edges are rolling up, so it will need a bit of ironing there.

She continues work on the Latticework Cardigan and hopes to finish before the Black Sheep Gathering.\xa0 Breaking News!\xa0 The sweater is finished!\xa0

The end of the semester prevented her from selecting a spirit yarn project (although Pi Baby from last episode was made from spirit yarn).\xa0 Now that school is over and the grading is done, she will be searching through stash for a good candidate.

Marsha has not picked up her Fairfield Cardigan by Michele Wang for weeks since she has been working on other projects.

She is almost to the bottom edge of her Ricky for All Seasons by Vera Sanon. She want the T-shirt to be a little longer than the pattern is written. She plans to put the bottom edge on waste yarn, finish the neck and sleeves and see how much yarn she has to make the Tee longer.

Yarnia in Portland, Oregon was awesome and sent her 2 ounces more yarn to finished her Striped Study Shawl. Thank you so much Yarnia!

Marsha is still working on her Spirit-Yarn-a-Long project, a shawl called Sunny Delight by Brian Smith.

She has been spinning and carding the Merino fleece she bought last year at the Black Sheep Gathering. Marsha promised herself she cannot by more fleece at this year's gathering until she spins what she bought last year!

Fiber in the Wild:

Marsha visited just two yarn shops, Tolt and Quintessential Knits, during the LYS Tour of shops in the Seattle area. At Tolt she bought baa ram ewe Dovestone DK from Yorkshire, in a light grey/blue call Brambly Bath . The yarn is 50% Blueface Leicester, 25% Wensleydale, and 25% Masham. Marsha had not heard of Masham so had to buy the yarn!

We have a discussion thread in the\xa0Ravelry Group\xa0for the Spirit Yarn Along. Use your spirit yarn (whether de-stash or DEEP stash) to make something between now and June 30. Talk about it, show us pictures, and share the creativity. Winners will be selected randomly from the thread.

Kelly attended the Spinning at the Winery on June 4, held by the Treadles to Threads Guild at the\xa0Retzlaff winery in Livermore.\xa0 What a fun event!\xa0 In addition to spinning a braid from Woolgatherings, there was much spinning encouragement going on.\xa0 Dagmar got going with her new wheel and Jennai actually won a wheel in the raffle!\xa0 Woohoo!\xa0 What a great day!

Going to the\xa0Black Sheep Gathering?\xa0 If so, we have a meet-up planned for the afternoon/evening of Saturday, June 25.\xa0 We hope you can join us.\xa0 Listen to the show and check out\xa0the Ravelry Group\xa0for more details.

There is a little Bee Talk at the end of the podcast. \xa0\xa0 For photos check out our blog at twoewesfiber.com