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- Woodland Knits – and spotting dragons October 7, 2013
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- Walnut Mary – the colour changing cardigan August 23, 2013
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The Trollen Wheel. What it is and a flat braid turorial.
Well, it’s been an interesting week. I seem to be in a state of injuring myself. Nothing major, a few cuts, a strained ankle, several bruises. We have had some very temperamental weather, from glorious sunshine one moment to heavy … Continue reading
Finding Inspiration
I have been getting the urge to make something tiny lately… my limit was 2mm needles, so I went hunting for some lace-weight yarn. I found a lovely colour-way from Schoppel; a gradient lace-weight that drifts from greens through to … Continue reading
Posted in craft adventures, Fibres, knitting, nature, seasonal
Tagged 2mm, flowers, knitted, knitting, knitting lace, lace weight, laceball 100, laceweight, samplers, schoppel, swatching, yarn
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One ring (shawl) to rule them all
Oh dear, time does seem to have escaped me again. We have moved house twice since my last entry. I would love to say my time has been spent knitting furiously, spinning skeins of luxurious fibres and exploring a world … Continue reading
Posted in craft adventures, Fibres, knitting, Travel
Tagged 4ply, elves, elvish, estonia, estonian lace, history of knitting, history of lace, knitted leaves, knitted shawl, knitting, lace, lace knitting, leaves, merino, mohair, queen elizabeth, queen victoria, ring shawl, scotland, shetland, shetland lace, sock yarn, spinning, wedding shawl, woodland, wool, yarn
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Woodland Knits – and spotting dragons
Shhh – come over here! Look what I found in the toadstool patch! OK, so I didn’t actually find it in the toadstool patch, I actually found it on Amazon, but that’s not the point! Do you long for a … Continue reading
Posted in book review, craft adventures, felting, Fibres, knitting, nature
Tagged dragon watchers hood, enchanted, fairy knitting, flower crown, knitting, knitting book, knitting book review, knitting pattern, midsummer nights dream, seedpod purse, stephanie dosen, tiny owl knits, wildflower crown, woodland knits, woodland knits pattern book
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Woolly Anticipation
I was a little late hearing about the yarn show Yarndale this year. It was one of those things I had heard about but having already been to Wonderwool Wales I was content not to go. Or rather, my bank … Continue reading
Posted in craft adventures, Fibres, knitting, Spinning
Tagged alpaca, crochet, indie yarns, knitted animals toys, knitting, luxury yarns, natural dyes, natural fibres, needle felting, sheep, skipton, spinning, spinning fibres, spinning wheel, tiny owl knits, travel, uk yarn sellers, weaving, wet felting, woodland knits, wool, wool tops, yarn bowls, yarn show, yarndale
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A rainbow dress and a trip through time
A week or so ago we went to the historic town of Ludlow for their annual Food Festival. As vegetarians we were pretty limited to what we could actually buy as the main products for sale seemed to be sausages and … Continue reading
Posted in children, cooking, craft adventures, knitting, Uncategorized
Tagged Ava Tunic, bread, circus skills, circus tent, days out, days out with kids, food festival, gormet food, Ludlow castle, ludlow food festival, Ludlow town, marmite, Rainbow, rainbow knitting, shropshire, stilts, travel, UK, vegan food, vegetarian food, vegetarian vegan jerky, victorian butter
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Walnut Mary – the colour changing cardigan
I do not have much of a success story with natural dyeing. I get this fanciful idea in my head that I can experiment and this usually ends in yarn the same colour as when I started. Take my recent … Continue reading
Why Create?
Do you ever ask yourself why you create? For most of us it certainly isn’t out of necessity as it was for our parents or grandparents. We can hop into a car and buy a jumper for next to nothing … Continue reading
Posted in children, craft adventures, felting, Fibres, knitting, Waldorf / Steiner
Tagged creative, creative therapy, crochet, eco friendly, eco knitting, felting, fulling, Gardening, grow your own, hand me down knits, heirloom knits, knitting, knitting for charity, knitting for children, knitting for kids, knitting to give, making, nesting bowls, prayer shawls, stacking bowls, steiner inspired, waldorf inspired
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