New to me – Granny’s Paperweights

If you are kind enough to follow Wool on Sundays, you are probably thinking this isn’t new to me because it feels like this project has been going on for ages and you’re probably fed up of seeing this crochet but, looking back, I see this really was something newI tried this month – Granny’s […]

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Wool on Sundays – 56 (Colour and Calm)

Welcome to Wool on Sundays – 56.   This week I have been arranging hexagons…   …and re-arranging hexagons… And frogging! I know I said wouldn’t frog but I decided to try changing the outer row of trebles for double crochets, which I think gives a better effect because it makes the edges pop a […]

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Wool on Sundays – 55 (War, Peace and Hexies)

Welcome to Wool on Sundays 55 – the epic edition – and thank you, Teresa, for linking up and everyone who left comments, last week :) Before I tell you why this week was epic, I’d just like to mention a Radio Scotland program about Shetland knitting, which I learned about from Ericka’s blog. It’s such […]

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Wool on Sundays – 53 (more socks!)

Poppy got her name tag, btw, for supporting England in the Rugby World Cup… Welcome to another Wool on Sundays and thank you very much for the kind comments and links last week. It really is knitting in front of the fire weather, here, and by some kind of a miracle (more prosaically known as […]

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…not afraid…

Because a heap of words is too many and not enough… Some pencils… a picture… and a few words of Joachim Roncin – the French Stylist who created this: “This is what Je Suis Charlie actually means: I am free, I am not afraid.”   * * * * * * * Janine @ Rainbow Hare

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