I’m going to revisit some work centered around the idea of natural electricity in this post. The hot and humid weather that we’ve been having in Britain this past week has ended up getting to me and firing my neurons in every direction. When the epilepsy comes to the forefront so much, I find myself […]
For those of us in the northern hemisphere, the weather is hotting up. These past few days, we have had a British heatwave (which those of you from warmer climes may rightly chuckle at). With temperatures reaching 32°c (90°F) over the past few days, and set to continue, somehow a chunky wool jumper just doesn’t
It’s been a busy week here, but there’s not much of intrigue to post about, really. My computer finally gave up the ghost, so I have been recovering and uploading all my documents to a new one, and boy, doesn’t that take a time? Three days so far, and I’m still not quite there. In
After being offline for a number of months whilst the knitonthenet site was being rebuilt, I’m pleased to announce that my pattern Venta is back online again. Image by Susan Crawford, copyright Arbour House Publishing Venta is a versatile neck warmer which was inspired by a pub discussion about the perfect scarf / neck warmer
I’ll bet you do! This is what I’m talking about, if you’re not sure: A Stitch in Time: Vintage Knitting Patterns, 1930-1959 volume 2, by Susan Crawford and Jane Waller, which is being published by the company that I work for, Arbour House Publishing which is owned by Susan and Gavin Crawford. Last month I
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