Can you believe that it’s already six months since Tiffany and Agnes were launched into the world at Yarndale? It’s really flown by. That means that I will be addingContinue reading “Time Flies”
Tag Archives: Sock Knitting
Put Your Best Foot Forward
Sometimes photographing knitting has surprising results! I was trying to get a shot of something that is 220cm long and I couldn’t fit it all in, so decided to tryContinue reading “Put Your Best Foot Forward”
Open the Door
I bought this book a couple of weeks ago in our local Welsh shop along with The Welsh Learner’s Dictionary. It was encouraging that I could understand the title (AgorContinue reading “Open the Door”
Holiday
The past few weeks have been a patchwork of working really hard and relaxing in different places. Part of my set-up practice for Popup Wool Show shows the different colourContinue reading “Holiday”
The Kits Are Alright!
The past few days have been mostly about prepping for the Pop-Up Wool Show at Hulme Hall in Port Sunlight on August 20th. I’ve been checking my stocks of kits,Continue reading “The Kits Are Alright!”
Back on Track
So, after last week’s own goal of knitting from the wrong chart, I’m all sorted again. The correct chart has been completed and blocked (and I’m so glad I bothered!)Continue reading “Back on Track”
Here Comes Summer
Designing for external publications has quite a long lead time. Even more so when it’s for a book rather than a monthly magazine. Last month I was able to shareContinue reading “Here Comes Summer”
Be Careful What You Wish For
Yesterday afternoon I was bemoaning the fact that I had a dentist appointment for one (maybe two) fillings this morning. One was the large molar I broke back in February,Continue reading “Be Careful What You Wish For”
Silent Night
Last Sunday was Advent Sunday, so we put the Christmas tree up and decorated it. It took a little bit longer this year (maybe we’re a bit older?), but itContinue reading “Silent Night”
The Hills are Alive
My plan to weave in a section of yarn ends on my advent sweater (Serenity by Joji Locatelli) each day worked a treat. I seriously underestimated how many there were;Continue reading “The Hills are Alive”