And see my new venture shelf π
My woolly works are now installed at HS ART CREATIVE HUB

Garden is not looking good as can be seen from my selection of ‘cut flowers’ but hey look at my display!

Wish me luckπ
Woolly wishes,
Jane β‘β‘β‘
And see my new venture shelf π
My woolly works are now installed at HS ART CREATIVE HUB

Garden is not looking good as can be seen from my selection of ‘cut flowers’ but hey look at my display!

Wish me luckπ
Woolly wishes,
Jane β‘β‘β‘
And now the cable knit’s over…
This afternoon has been spent sewing up, weaving in ends and completing the neck on my nephew’s cable knit. And ta dah here it is:

Made using Paton’s aran weight yarn (63% wool, 37% acrylic).
I will be bundling it up and posting it on Tuesday after the bank holiday. My goodness it feels good to have it off my needlesπ
Wishing everyone a wonderfully woolly weekend.
Woolly wishes,
Jane β‘β‘β‘
desk-tidying again…
I have been knitting woolly pullies for old jars again, turning them into attractive (I think) and useful desk tidies.

the little one is just a bit of faux cable which I have done before. I am quite pleased with the way the criss-cross cover turned out and really pleased with the cabled cover – always love a bit of cabling π
I’ve also made a few labels for the goods that I am displaying at HS ART. I’ve always enjoyed a bit of cutting and sticking π
Looking forward to a glorious weekend.
Woolly wishes,
Jane β€οΈβ€οΈβ€οΈ
A walk and a squalk….
Or rather a hiss!!!

I walked into Bewdley for some fresh air, exercise and some milk (I don’t even drink the stuff!) and I came across the goslings. I tried to get close enough for a picture of a scruffy but nonetheless cute gosling but sadly I incurred the wrath of the adults πΆ
Calming down with a cup of tea I am about to sew up the raglan parts of the cable knit for my nephew so that I can do the neck – yes still a little bit of knitting left. Apologies just this progress report, no photo.
Wishing you all a wonderful woolly weekend.
Woolly wishes,
Jane β‘β‘β‘
Smashing the stash…

I’m very excited to announce that from the 1st June a selection of Woolly Wednesday goodies will be for sale at HS ART in Bewdley.
Woolly wishes,
Jane β‘β‘β‘
Two arms, a front and a back – time to start sewing up….
I have just completed the second sleeve of my nephew’s cable-knit so time to start sewing up!
I’m feeling quite pleased with myself but not enough to start sewing up straight away. I love the knitting but always have a sense of impending doom when it comes to putting it all together π

I can’t use the garden as an excuse for procrastination as the weather is atrocious outside. Very windy and hammering down with rain. So will have to find another excuse or just get on with it π€
Woolly wishes,
Jane β‘β‘β‘
It’s a string thing…
I have continued to dabble in crochet. I had a practice at a market bag using 100g of baby yarn from my stash a week or two ago. I have moved on…

I have made a couple of market bags, they are different but have a 3.5mm hook, half trebles, double crochet and lots of chain stitch in common!
The green one is made from an organic cotton which has a lovely soft finish and the beige and cream one is made from a mercirised cotton which has a much more robust feel to it. But both 100% cotton in their own right!
They are both quite organic in as much as I made it up as I went along π
Hope your weekend has been as organic?
Woolly wishes,
Jane β‘β‘β‘
Green and sleeves…
One sleeve down and the other one half done. About one more inch until I start shaping the raglan π

And then the joy (?) of sewing up!!! But there will be the sense of achievement in posting it to my nephew π
Hopefully I will be able to show you something finished next week…
Woolly wishes,
Jane β‘β‘β‘
I don’t appear to be helping myself much….
A couple of days ago I went for a good long walk through Bewdley, across the fields to Ribbesford and then back along the river home. It was a bit blowy but great to get some fresh air. Passing the Old Grammar School I had to take a picture of some flowers arranged by the Guides for Bewdley in Bloom.

We have goslings on the river as well. Very cute but the parents are very protective so no chance of getting a close-up let alone a selfie with them π

Now I walked into town today to get some bread and got soaked, it was hammering down with rain. The geese and goslings were on the same patch of grass. Well all except one little gosling. Bless him he was trying to work his way up the steps but they were much bigger than him. His mum was having a right go! But for my healthy respect of the adult geese I would have gone down and given the poor guy a hand. Happily on my way back he was with the rest of the family tearing up grass with his beak π
Woolly wishes,
Jane β‘β‘β‘
A holey bag in one…
I have been dabbling in crochet this year trying to learn new skills and techniques. I have also been drawn towards storeage ideas. Useful makes!!
A couple of years ago when I was dabbling with macrame I made a market bag but it wasn’t very satisfactory! I ended up using it as a gift bag for a bottle of wine π·

But I have been dabbling and produced this little market bag out of 100g of baby yarn from the stash. I haven’t even sewn in the two ends before using itπ It now holds some organic cotton yarn ready to make another one… I was quite pleased with my practice effort, so using my notes I hope to be able to reproduce it in sage and cream. Fingers crossed.

Still plodding on with my nephew’s cable knit.
Woolly wishes,
Jane β‘β‘β‘