Minnie, you can see pictures of it at Outback Yarn online. Dayenu, do you knit or crochet your bags? Or do you make them out of layered roves that are then felted? I'd love to see some pictures of your creations. This link shows how-to pictures of the Crafter's Coast to Coast episode where the woman knits a wool hat and then felts it. http://www.hgtv.com/hgtv/cr_needlework_knitting/article/0,,HGTV_3263_3240173,00.html

We are getting our 20 year old hardwoods refinished right now because they are trashed! Here are the "really" bad things we've noticed. Do not push your furniture across the floor! It will leave gouges. Buy tons of felt protective pads in all different sizes and put them on EVERYTHING. You also need to replace them frequently and keep the pads clean (if there is any grit or dirt on the pad the protective pad turns to sandpaper). Put an area rug under the sink/DW and water dispenser to catch drips (and shake and clean under rugs regulary so no dirt is trapped under them). Our kids have plasma cars and they have destroyed the floors so I would say no wheels at all on the floor. Don't push that piano! Swiffers or dust mops are great and help keeping it clean.

Love all your items! I have a special affinity for Stem Green. Used it in both of my former apartments in the living room and dining room. I hope to use it in my daughter's room one day. Anyway, as to your choices, I love #2. If not that then #3. I enjoy mixing patterns but I have declared chevron overload which is why I don't care for #1. But really any will look great!

Hi, after researching the forums, it seems the safest non slip rug pad for polyurethane finished hardwood floors is felt with 100% rubber on the bottom (I've used the waffle pads before and it ruined the finish on our floors). Am I wrong? I see some good reviews for Durahold rug pads on Amazon. Anyone have thoughts on that brand or another brand that might work to reduce slipping, add cushion, yet not ruin hardwoods? Thanks!