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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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Yarn in York
My internal yarn magnet kicked in very quickly on the night we arrived in York. We were walking along in the darkness, when I had that familiar pull. Moments later we were stood outside Ramshambles, a pretty little yarn shop … Continue reading
Posted in craft adventures, Fibres, garden, knitting, nature, seasonal, Spinning
Tagged alpaca, batt, buttons, carding, children, fibres, Gardening, glastonbury, knitting, LYS, merino, naalbinding, nahlbinding, nature, pagan, roving, shambles, shopping, spinning, viking knitting, wool, yarn, yarn shop, york
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The Enchanted Sole – socks and yarn and mossy trees.
Ok, I know I said I would write about the yarny side of York this time, but I got very excited this morning when a book I have been waiting for arrived today. I had to share! A friend … Continue reading
Thunder and drums
We had a thunderstorm yesterday following heavy rain. The sky went dark and the air grew heavy. It started with a distant rumble; so fleeting the children missed it. But it grew louder. At first Emily was nervous, but she … Continue reading
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