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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
Adventures in Wonder(wool)land
Where to begin? I’m still coming down from my long anticipated high. This year, Wonderwool Wales seemed a little quieter. Perhaps it was because I left my other half with the kids to have a wander around the surrounding areas … Continue reading
Posted in craft adventures, Fibres, knitting, Spinning
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Castles, Diamonds and Easter Eggs
Wow – what a week it has been. After a very unexpected snowfall, which was totally out of character here this time of year, we have been working hard in preparation for Ostara and Easter. The egg, an … Continue reading
Posted in children, cooking, craft adventures, Fibres, garden, Goddess, Home Education, knitting, nature, nature table, Pagan, seasonal
Tagged birds, castle, children, childrens crafts, craft, dogs, Easter, easter activity, eggs, goddess, handwork, hare, home education, house of black star, in the round, kids, kids activities, kids crafts, knitting, knitting blog, knitting pattern, magic loop, medieval, Ostara, pagan, picot, rabbit, rainy day, re enactment, snow day, sock yarn, spaniel, spring, spring eqinox, Steiner, Waldorf, whittington
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A Viking Birthday
Oh my, where to begin… It was my son’s 10th birthday a couple of weeks ago. This was something that, if I am honest, I was a little sad about. The time has gone so very quickly and reaching … Continue reading
Posted in children, Home Education, knitting, nature, Pagan
Tagged amber, battle, children, hares, home education, jewelery, jorvik, knitting, medieval, norse myths, odin, pagan, re enactment, reproduction, shambles, thor's hammer, viking, Waldorf, york
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