how our attitudes to colour are bound up with the stories we tell ourselves
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how our attitudes to colour are bound up with the stories we tell ourselves
Read MoreOne thing we were really looking forward to on our trip was the opportunity to catch a stage of the Tour de France in person. Like many of you, the Tour has long formed the backdrop to my summer knitting and Tom, who is a keen cyclist, relishes it even more. I love the grand…
Read MoreWarning! Lengthy post, probably only of interest to knitters! One day in March, when I was still in residential rehab, I returned to my bed from a hard morning’s physio to find two packages. Both were promisingly squishy and clearly contained yarn. How exciting! I opened the first package. It came from one of my…
Read MoreI know that some knitters hate finishing, but for me, it really is one of the great pleasures of producing a garment. How I enjoy trimming a steek. . . . . . grafting a shoulder seam so that it matches in pattern . . . . . . finding a nifty way to create…
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