Pigs Might Fly – The Most Spectacular Party (Part 1)
I’m going to hold the most spectacular party, I said.
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Goodbye 2024!
When you read this, it will likely be 2025 already but, now, there is just time to share a little Christmas (grainy and poorly lit) and the final makes of 2024. I managed to finish the sack for the baby-grandson-who-already-has-a-stocking and a couple of decorations 2 x Santa + 2 x Mrs Claus using a […]
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Another Autumn and Another Stocking…
Some autumnal photos and a handknitted Christmas Stocking for my baby granddaughter…
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A Lot Of Sunflowers And A Little Felt
The farmer over the hedge is growing flowers… He says is being paid to do it by the government instead of growing wheat and it is going to be ploughed into the ground – not harvested. When covid hit, and again when the war in Ukraine started, we had all sorts of supply chain issues […]
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Happy September!
Back to the blog with high hopes…
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Wool on Sundays – 190 (Knitting from Father Christmas)
Welcome to the first Wool on Sundays of 2024! My best make of Christmas was, I think, a Gnome/Tompte cake… Father Christmas, however, knitted a black Sheep for my little granddaughter, after she sent him a letter or two, and a pig for my even littler granddaughter. Both can be unbuttoned and double as pyjama […]
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Wool on Sundays -189 (Blue and White Socks)
A very blue day and my favourite socks…
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Wool on Sundays – 188 (Wool, Autumn and more Cake)
Knitting, cake and autumnal colours…
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Wool on Sundays – 187 (A Stocking)
Happy October and welcome to another Wool on Sundays! Someone said, ‘History doesn’t repeat itself but it rhymes’ (questionably attributed to Mark Twain). Likewise Rainbow Hare! You may remember that, back in Wool on Sundays – 174, I made a Christmas stocking for my first little granddaughter. I took bits and pieces of charts from […]
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