While we were walking we met this chap. He was bored with the fishing his owner was doing...

Catching up with some crafting swaps. These ATCs are for a swap on the theme of books. I'm quite amused by the 'dirty books' one. It's based on the furore surrounding Lady Chatterly's Lover in Penguin in the 1960s.

These are Call Me Ishmael collages - Moby Dick.

Finally, on the needles entrelac scarf in silk garden (my first attempt at entrelac, but not my last. I'm hooked!):

inspired by the English plum season:

1 comment:
Hi! I was investigating my fellow ISE5 swappers and came by to take a look at your blog.
Stopped to comment here because, I'm really adicted to entrelac. In fact I pretty sure my swap apl will be getting an entrelac scarf. I taught myself to knit "backwards," so I don't have to flip my knitting every row, and it makes a huge difference. The Noro yarn is so pretty! A great choice for enrelac.
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