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Tag Archives: glastonbury
Water wishes and the tale of a tadpole
Ah, the British summer time. All year long we yearn to feel sunlight on our skin; feel its warmth, see how the world around us suddenly becomes three dimensional and bursts with colour and life… And then we get it, … Continue reading
Posted in Avalon, children, Home Education, nature, seasonal
Tagged Chalice well, glastonbury, holy water, Holywell, home education, lake, llyn brenig, pilgrimage, river, St. Winifred, tadpoles, the white spring, travel, water, water birth, water worship
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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 Travelling Goddess
There is an amazing website for knitters called Ravelry. It is almost like an online encyclopaedia of patterns, yarns, methods, forums… a knitters’ paradise. One of my favourite elements is the various groups aimed at particular interests. Through these groups … Continue reading
Posted in craft adventures, Fibres, Goddess, knitting, nature, Pagan, Spinning
Tagged avalon, felting, glastonbury, goddess, knitting, natural dye, Ravelry, travel
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