I bought this book a few weeks ago in a cs
it's so relevant for today
What do you think of the apron :)
I think this is a great idea
Snazzy socks
A very now knitted bag, dog lead and coller
For all you knitters a special apron
How about matching aprons
I wonder what we will be trying to emulate in 50 years time shell suits, curly perms, tattoos what do you think ?
Have a good week Cate x
11 comments:
Very cute! Those knee high socks are pretty cute! Gonna have to ask my mom to knit me up some! Wish I could knit but I'm lacking the patience!
Elizabeth
Hiya, the little child carrier so so cute, though I couldn't imagine carrying them far, could you? Also the little dog leash is cool, if you had a very obedient dog :)
I couldn't knit anything to save my life. Well, except a scarf I once made that was wonky all the way down, I guess it had something to do with the different sized wool and probably a tension thing. The trouble is I can't cast on or off for that matter :)
I like the look of that book :)
Can you imagine people in 50 years time wanting to make - hoodies, jeggings & huge multi-coloured trainers? (I hope not).
What a great book, is the sock model really smoking a cigarette ? !
Ann x
I love those sorts of books and the photos are so of the time :-)
Shell suits?????????????? Oh please no, shall we go on a mission to burn them all now so that they can't make a comeback?
Great book.
x
I love the book, but what a scary thought shell suits, tattoo's ear piercing's can you imagin the nursing homes in 40 years time ;-)Dee x
Hi Cate, that would be totally awesome! Carl said he would be at the pub ha ha.
I've been drafting a few blogs lately, I won't be able to type much soon, my surgery is in 3 weeks, Tamara
Hi - thanks for your comment. I use a Sizzix die on my Bigshot to cut the snowflakes. It's a little hit and miss but works well enough. I cut the other shapes by hand. Good luck with your Rainbows, I am sure that they will love making decorations.xx
Hi
Thanks for stopping by and your lovely comments. I have washed feather eiderdowns in the washing machine on 40 degrees. I check them thoroughly for holes and mends and if unsure I put them in a pillowcase so I don't have a feather explosion!! I line dry them and then tumble dry them to finish them off as it fluffs them up. Hope this helps.
Jo xx
What a great catch. A wonderful book!
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