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Posted by on August 3, 2006, 1:50 pm
The Great Yarn Fairy sent me a nice bit of yarn.

Why is that ball of yarn precious to me beyond its financial value?

I really do not know why I would put so much more effort into planning a
knitting project that uses $20 worth of yarn, than I put into planning a
evening at the theater that will cost me $20. But, I do! I treat a $20
bottle of wine more casually than I treat a $20 skein of yarn. And I really
do not know why.

I am not sure that learning to spin will cure my irrational protectiveness
of yarn. I am not even sure that having my own sheep with fleeces piling up
in the shearing shed would cure my irrational protectiveness of the yarn in
my stash.


Aaron



Posted by YarnWright on August 3, 2006, 2:20 pm
On Thu, 03 Aug 2006 17:50:35 GMT, agres@sbcglobal.net spun a fine yarn

> The Great Yarn Fairy sent me a nice bit of yarn.
>
> Why is that ball of yarn precious to me beyond its financial value?
>
> I really do not know why I would put so much more effort into planning a
> knitting project that uses $20 worth of yarn, than I put into planning a
> evening at the theater that will cost me $20. But, I do! I treat a $20
> bottle of wine more casually than I treat a $20 skein of yarn. And I really
> do not know why.
>
> I am not sure that learning to spin will cure my irrational protectiveness
> of yarn. I am not even sure that having my own sheep with fleeces piling up
> in the shearing shed would cure my irrational protectiveness of the yarn in
> my stash.
>
>
> Aaron
>
Aaron,
I cannot speak for ALL 'us' spinners, but for ME, personally, the urge
to stash and protect said stash is WORSE now that I spin!
JM2C,
Noreen



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Posted by Georgia on August 3, 2006, 2:57 pm
$20 skein of yarn lasts longer than a bottle of wine or an evening at the
theater...both in the working and in the wearing...

Georgia


> The Great Yarn Fairy sent me a nice bit of yarn.
>
> Why is that ball of yarn precious to me beyond its financial value?
>
> I really do not know why I would put so much more effort into planning a
> knitting project that uses $20 worth of yarn, than I put into planning a
> evening at the theater that will cost me $20. But, I do! I treat a $20
> bottle of wine more casually than I treat a $20 skein of yarn. And I
really
> do not know why.
>
> I am not sure that learning to spin will cure my irrational protectiveness
> of yarn. I am not even sure that having my own sheep with fleeces piling
up
> in the shearing shed would cure my irrational protectiveness of the yarn
in
> my stash.
>
>
> Aaron
>
>



Posted by YarnWright on August 3, 2006, 2:40 pm
On Thu, 3 Aug 2006 13:57:49 -0500, Georgia spun a fine yarn

> $20 skein of yarn lasts longer than a bottle of wine or an evening at the
> theater...both in the working and in the wearing...
>
> Georgia
>
Georgia,
Couldn't have stated it ANY better, TOO true!
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Posted by klh in VA on August 3, 2006, 3:17 pm
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In economics that is called the 'multiplier' effect.

The concept is that when you pay somebody $1 for a task and then they
buy something for $1 and then the grocer pays staff $1 for work and that
person.... It isn't infinite but that is the simplest way of
explanation: that because that original dollar gets spent over several
times, it is said as an industry there is a multiplier for dollars spent
from it. Confused yet?

anyhow you use yarn, you get satisfaction from the process, the product
and the use of the product....

hey don't hit on me for this one; I stayed at GaTech a long time and
worked hard to be able to pull out such trivia 27 years after i left
campus (the last time)

klh in va



Georgia wrote:

>$20 skein of yarn lasts longer than a bottle of wine or an evening at the
>theater...both in the working and in the wearing...
>
>Georgia
>
>
>
>
>>The Great Yarn Fairy sent me a nice bit of yarn.
>>
>>Why is that ball of yarn precious to me beyond its financial value?
>>
>>I really do not know why I would put so much more effort into planning a
>>knitting project that uses $20 worth of yarn, than I put into planning a
>>evening at the theater that will cost me $20. But, I do! I treat a $20
>>bottle of wine more casually than I treat a $20 skein of yarn. And I
>>
>>
>really
>
>
>>do not know why.
>>
>>I am not sure that learning to spin will cure my irrational protectiveness
>>of yarn. I am not even sure that having my own sheep with fleeces piling
>>
>>
>up
>
>
>>in the shearing shed would cure my irrational protectiveness of the yarn
>>
>>
>in
>
>
>>my stash.
>>
>>
>>Aaron
>>
>>
>>
>>
>
>
>
>

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In economics that is called the 'multiplier' effect.<br>
<br>
The concept is that when you pay somebody $1 for a task and then they
buy something for $1 and then the grocer pays staff $1 for work and
that person.... It isn't infinite but that is the simplest way of
explanation: that because that original dollar gets spent over several
times, it is said as an industry there is a multiplier for dollars
spent from it. Confused yet?<br>
<br>
anyhow you use yarn, you get satisfaction from the process, the product
and the use of the product....<br>
<br>
hey don't hit on me for this one; I stayed at GaTech a long time and
worked hard to be able to pull out such trivia 27 years after i left
campus (the last time)<br>
<br>
klh in va<br>
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I really do not know why I would put so much more effort into planning a
knitting project that uses $20 worth of yarn, than I put into planning a
evening at the theater that will cost me $20. But, I do! I treat a $20
bottle of wine more casually than I treat a $20 skein of yarn. And I
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