Knitter's Review has a great summary of the Taos Wool Festival. It really was good. Next trip, I have to check out La Lana Wools. I would add Taos Sunflower Yarns to her list of yarn stores- fantastic shop.
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I went to La Lana Wools this summer when I went to Tierra Wools and I love that shop! There was one up the street next to Wabi Sabi - a weaving store but their yarn was gorgeous too. Beautiful colorways. I wish I could remember the name. I'll go through my cards and stuff and find it.
Jeannie
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