I first met one of the owners of Historic Crafts, Eddie, a couple of years ago when I started attending a local knitting group. We didn’t speak much at first, and I really don’t know why, because she turned out to be a very friendly Danish archaeologist who crochets the most amazing gloves. (and knits, […]
I have come across a few really interesting links this past week or so. The BBC Racio 4 programme, Open Country had a very good programme investigating Fair Isle knitting. It is especially worth listening to on the iplayer to hear them discuss the value and worth of knitting both in reference to Shetland’s economy
A couple of days ago I was rooting through my freezer for something to defrost for yesterday’s lunch. I fancied some soup and after looking for a little while found what I was sure was a little container full of yummy miso soup with mushrooms and sweetcorn. So, yesterday, at lunchtime I was all set
Last week I found a little, crackly plastic bag full to the brim with Brownie and Girl Guide badges. It was just under the box I was looking for which contained some sewing cottons. Although I knew that I still had the badges that I’d earned in the pack and patrol from the 1980s, I
Come Dine with Kate – 4th – 24th July 2010. I stumbled upon the exhibition “Come Dine With Kate” recently while in London. Displayed in the lovely airy Rebecca Hossack Gallery, this was the latest show from textile artist, Kate Jenkins. Kate crochets really exquisite works on the theme of eating. In this exhibition, she
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