Traditionally Holy Saturday is called in Finnish as "
lankalauantai". It consists of two words: "
lanka" and "
lauantai". "
Lanka" means yarn and "
lauantai" means Saturday. Traditionally they have done all the rest of the wool works that has been left from the past winter. In Finland it still is not time to shear the sheep but it is time to sort out, spin and dye the remaining wool.
We did a great job to wind up 25 skeins of different kind of yarns for the further use. Now I have many balls waiting to be knit and crocheted away!
