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straight up, or with your choice of mustard or chili sauce

Fluffer's melted out of her new basket.

I am just crazzzy for such clouds that look like fluffs of cotton or cotton balls...I sooo want to touch them..

at the Union Square fluff festival

Fluff Festival 2013. Credit to Linda Gritz

May '10

BFL/Silk

4 oz.

"Dreaming in Gujaran"

 

LOVE!!

Ignore date on this! wrong on camera, actaully this year in bad weather. Poor wee Blue Tit trying to keep warm. Looks as if beheaded or a fluffed tennis ball, but just trying to preserve his heat. Poor wee chap! DON'T WORRY HE DID LIVE TO SEE ANOTHER DAY!

NYC: Riverside Park / 81st Street

 

Fledgling redtail hawk in natural bird bath

 

Nikon D700 | Nikon 70-200@176 x 1.7 TC = 300 | ƒ9 | 1/640s | ISO1600 | Handheld

Photos by Linda Gritz. The annual festival in Union Square, Somerville, Massachusetts honoring the invention of Marshmallow Fluff.

Rufus, laying beside a dog made from the disembodied fluff of a toy he just eviscerated.

1st day with digital cam - and Fluff is my first subject.

Marks Hall Coggeshall Essex

Photos by Linda Gritz. The annual festival in Union Square, Somerville, Massachusetts honoring the invention of Marshmallow Fluff.

Fluff Festival 2013. Credit to Linda Gritz

What the Fluff? A Tribute to Union Square Invention is an annual festival in Union Square, Somerville where we honor Archibald Query, the creator of Marshmallow Fluff. All photos this collection by Linda Gritz.

My first FLUFF spin! Also, my first low-twist single!

 

4 oz. Merino, "Arenal"

320 yds. bulky single, slightly fulled

spun on a 5:1 ratio on my Schacht Ladybug

 

I took a class last month at The Spinning Loft with Amy King (Spunky Eclectic) on spinning singles, and I've been wanting to really give it a go ever since. But I couldn't find my slow whorl for the longest time. Finally located it and got to spinning - I can't believe how fast this went. I *loved* spinning it and am happy with the results.

 

This skein was ridiculously hard to photograph - I really struggle with capturing reds well. This was the best shot I got but still not great - the colors include reds, oranges, really hot pink, and a touch of green/brown. A great yarn for fall.

The robins came to my street with the rain and the worms. They had such a great time in my aspens! I couldn't decide which shot I liked better, so I thought I'd post them all.

Cotten candy for breakfast.

Cottonwood fluff EVERYWHERE!

So much rain and although Fluff has a thick fur, he has found the highest window to stay dry. Soon i give him a bit of cheese and a hug, but first the hug and than the cheese..

Fluffer watching a bird from the vantage point of her cat tree.

I had a hamster called Fluff once...

There was a huge field of dandelions near the park we went to every day

Check out the toe fluff project by Steve Rack at www.toefluff.co.uk. You can design your own from the template provided. Here is my entry :)

I was going to post this the other night for Miguel to make a wish....before I was so rudely cut off >;-|

What the Fluff? A Tribute to Union Square Invention is an annual festival in Union Square, Somerville where we honor Archibald Query, the creator of Marshmallow Fluff. All photos this collection by Linda Gritz.

Am I the only one who's never heard of marshmallow fluff? Being as much a marshmallow fan as I am, I cannot believe that the wonders of marshmallow fluff were undiscovered to me. Until now. At 90 cents in the commissary, it was love at first bite. Sadly, I couldn't bring it with me to Europe, so I left it with my roommate. But at least I have a picture to remember it by...

Fluff's sleeping position of choice is a little less orthodox.

Fluffer's been spending too much time in the conservatory, so we gave her a bit of a time out. Here she is trying to get the door open (before I opened it myself).

Fluff Festival 2013. Credit to Linda Gritz

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