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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
My Knitting Books
Helen, James, Alexander, Rachel
The Centre of the Universe
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- It's a start!
- That's where I'm leaving the Princess, for the tim...
- ANOTHER picture from Games Day
- A third knitter who has finished the first chart o...
- The reading machine
- There were two posts to the Heirloom Knitting grou...
- Spectators at the Strathardle Highland Gathering
- I've started the Princess Shawl border. There are ...
- The "Magyar", from Rowan Book 8, probably 1989, my...
- That's better
- My friend in WA got the kit for KF's "Magyar" patt...
- The striped Koigu -- latest
- There's the striped Koigu I'm knitting at Kirkmich...
- The sad, autumnal vegetable garden, yesterday
- Our new garden shed, with apple tree, left.
- New readers start here -- when we get back from Ki...
- I've picked up 850 stitches! (I hope)
- Look that that!Counting stitches while I picked th...
- 85 repeats done!
- Not Finished, Just Begun
- What a lot of people there are in the world who ca...
- Nearly finished!
- Close-up of a unblocked section
- Has there ever before in the history of the world ...
- The Wallaby -- latest
- Back to real life.That's a picture of the current ...
- Sheep
- Ed and Helllie and the tammie.
- Six more rows to do of the 79th repeat of the Prin...
- Mungo with hia prize-winning rocket
- Halfway through repeat #78 of the Princess Shawl e...
- Next year we'll WIN.
- I'm working on Repeat #77 of the Princess Shawl Bo...
- Take that!
- Take that!
- Pillow Fight (2)
- MedicalThe dr was pleased with my eye yesterday (a...
- I have an early appointment this morning to have m...
- Us chickens
- We usually take a group picture when we get back t...
- James and Alexander with their backs to the Games
- Back to the Games.Alexander's sweater, above, is (...
- Nearly there
- Hopeful sheep
- I got these pictures from Beijing yesterday, and s...
- At the Games
- The tammy
- Janis W. asked for a better picture of the tammy. ...
- The Next Surprise
- Medical/Knitting
- "Hat -- any craft" and the winner is...
- An admiring audience
- Well, here we are, Septmber 3. No blog tomorrow, d...
- The current state of Rachel's striped Koigu
- Potatoes
- I feel sort of mean, going on with boring pictures...
- The vegetable garden, yesterday. It was more produ...
- Helen, leaving
- Our Revels Now Are Ended
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Hello, I recently found your blog through Marilyn, Joe and Franklin. I'm one of those old knitter's whose never done lace--probably because I didn't know what I'd do with it once I'd finished. It finally occured to me that lace knitting will give my a lotof knitting time and challenge for my money. So lace it is, as soon as I complete a few baby and children's gifts.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the lovely sheep portrait of a few days ago. I used to keep sheep and rather miss those ladies.
I'm on of those old KNITTERS... who can't type!
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