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Chapter 3I've taught myself to use yarn the way I use paper. This is the second time I've tried to write this paragraph--the other one has scratches out and squiggles and a big X through it. And I'm going to throw away all the sheets that I'm writing on once I type everything into my computer. I use my yarn just as lightly--I make something, fool with it a bit, maybe even admire it, and then toss it out. Sometimes my husband photographs some of the pieces for my web page, but I refuse to become attached to them because I'm much more interested in the doing than the done. Next Page Return to Table of Contents
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