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miles dot jean at googlemail dot com I am "Tayside00" in Ravelry and LibraryThing.
Works in Progress
Kaffe Fassett's "Green Granite Blocks"
Carol Sunday's "Oak Park" scarf -- Strathardle WIP
Sharon Miller's "Spring Shawl" for future family brides, abandoned because I couldn't find it, but now it's turned up.Jamieson & Smith cobweb yarn
Sharon Miller's "Cameron Shawl" for future family brides
Virus knitting -- the Stillness MKL by Helen Stewart
Carol Sundays "Machu Picchu", converted into a bottom-up EPS
Yet another EPS, of random Shetland stripes
Socks for Ketki, Kaffe Fassett Regia self-patterning
Kate Davies' "Glenan" pattern --Grandson Fergus' Calcutta Cup 2020 sweater
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FO's of 2023
Gudrun Johnston's Shetland hap, from stash, for Joe and Becca's forthcoming baby, a new great-grandchild, 14/4
A Liz Lovick shawl for yet another great-grandson, Dan and Lizzie's son Lennie, October
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The Centre of the Universe
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Hi. I've just succumbed to Maya in John Lewis's too! I bought one skein of the greeny blue and have started a pair of wrist warmers. I haven't got a pattern - am copying some I saw on a blog. It's beautiful stuff indeed.
ReplyDeleteBrigid
Hi Jean, I worked out the anon posting at last!The Maya looks to be beautiful yarn. I found a link with the yardage http://www.upcountry.co.uk/choosebuy/shades/blissshades/dbmaya.htm
ReplyDeleteI think I might arrange a trip to John Lewis in London or Reading to have a look.I do hope your grandson is OK. Judith.