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Knew Knitting Storage
Aug. 30th, 2010 10:54 pmSaturday morning, we got a call. FOAF has a glass curio cabinet she is trying to get rid of, do we want it? Why, yes, we did...
While we were out retrieving the cabinet, we got a text from![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
tempesttea. There's a book cart needing TLC in the library dumpster but she can't get it out alone. Texted back that we would come help, but she decided she didn't want it (or couldn't fit it in her house, anyway). So she helped us get it instead. The only things wrong with it were a little dust and a broken vertical slat in the bottom half. Whoopde.
And the next day, Tempest and her mom came and took away our dust-gathering collection of inherited quilting magazines. So now that the knitting books are stowed elsewhere, we have a whole six linear feet of empty bookcase!
Sucker is heavy, but it holds all of our knitting books and tools. Just. So we can't buy any more. (Yeah right.)
While we were out retrieving the cabinet, we got a text from
tempesttea. There's a book cart needing TLC in the library dumpster but she can't get it out alone. Texted back that we would come help, but she decided she didn't want it (or couldn't fit it in her house, anyway). So she helped us get it instead. The only things wrong with it were a little dust and a broken vertical slat in the bottom half. Whoopde.And the next day, Tempest and her mom came and took away our dust-gathering collection of inherited quilting magazines. So now that the knitting books are stowed elsewhere, we have a whole six linear feet of empty bookcase!
Sucker is heavy, but it holds all of our knitting books and tools. Just. So we can't buy any more. (Yeah right.)
