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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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- Dies Atra
- Well, what a day.I had best begin by saying that l...
- Knittinghad better be mentioned, however briefly. ...
- Applying the contrast edge to part 1 of swirly 2: ...
- I should reach the border of the first half of the...
- I'm swirling happily along with the Aegean blue. I...
- Finished. It is held up in this picture by a bottl...
- Finished the scarf. It's five feet long -- the ins...
- Kirsty on the doorstep
- With my husband, in Drummond Place gardens
- The winter glooms came down like an avalanche yest...
- Potential swirly scarves
- All my favourite bloggers are too busy basting the...
- Half-way. It's longer than it appears here.
- Kirsty went to the National Gallery
- I'm swirling away, but I made a stupid mistake.I g...
- My husband, at his birthday lunch
- Two of our guests -- namely Snow White and Rose Re...
- The birthday was a total success. I'm sorry not to...
- Kids love row-counters
- Well, here we are, the 19th of November.I still ha...
- Breakfast: Kirsty is homesick. James is glad to ha...
- They're here.James was afraid to go to bed last ni...
- The Scotland Street tunnel
- Our crack
- In the stirring lyrics of the old British football...
- My new books
- Here we are where we thought we were on Saturday: ...
- The impending excitement of The Birthday stifles t...
- The Communion veil, so far
- The Communion veil is moving along. I've done 29 r...
- Thomas-the-Younger and his mother Ketki. The strip...
- If you want to make God laugh, tell him your plans...
- Progress on the current travel socks
- Yeah, I've got my tooth on. Teresa, that was an im...
- Mar and Janis, thanks for your comments. Poor old ...
- London, again. Blogging should resume on Saturday;...
- The headpiece -- nearly finished
- Progress, with the veil. In fact, there's not much...
- The longest journey starts with a single step...
- Handmade socks as stocking-fillers, Lynne? What a ...
- The "Ridged Raglan" pattern is in Knitter's Spring...
- Not an FO: waiting to be transformed back into sta...
- Many thanks to everybody for the comments about my...
- This is Cherry Tree Hill's worsted-weight merino-a...
- Fete des Morts
- A distinctly flashed-out picture of my new FO.
- Finished.I'm rather pleased with the result, and i...
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