The whole time we were entertained by morris dancing, the Bollywood Brass Band and several other acts, and we knitted, spun and made bits for the Great British Sheep.
This is one of the current socks that are on the go, shown here in Noro sock yarn. I don't really like knitting with this, it is rough on the hands and has a tendency to twist. Hopefully it will improve on washing.
This is the Ribbed Lace Bolero knitted in the Jaeger Extra Fine Merino Aran that has been hanging around for a couple of years now. It looks quite good I think, although the pic isn't great because the Curse is not here to help me with the photography at the moment. See that look of concentration on my face as I try to point the camera in the right direction!
And this is the harvest from the blueberry bush on the balcony. Not as impressive as last year's tomatoes, it's true, but still gratifying and delicious!
3 comments:
I considered doing Tour de Fleece, but decided I wouldn't actually finish and didn't. :)
oh gosh, are we supposed to finish?!
You have at least three more blueberries than me!
I feel just the same as you about the Noro sock yarn but I quite like the fabric once they're finished. The colours are, as usual, quite seductive.
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