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Monthly Archives: November 2011
Yarn Along
My Christmas gift knitting has taken a back seat this week as I am finishing off custom orders – this will be my last week and I just can’t wait to get stuck into full time gift knitting soon. This … Continue reading
Posted in Knitting, Reading, Shop Talk
Tagged baby vest, christmas gift knitting, custom orders, stitch and purl, the clan of the cave bear
14 Comments
The Advent Calendar
I made these little bags for an advent calendar before Kaya was born. I remember that for some reason I’d put my sewing machine on our coffee table and was sewing away kneeling uncomfortably on the floor. Even more so … Continue reading
Posted in kids, Seasons
Tagged advent calendar fillers, alternative advent calendar, children, home made, ideas
6 Comments
Christmas Crafts: Felt Poinsettia
I thought I’d share a bit of advent crafts with you (elving is taking place secretly in the evenings, so most the photos are featuring some very cosy lighting). Now, I had to look up the name of that plant. … Continue reading
Posted in Crafts
Tagged children, christmas crafts, christmas star, felt poinsettia, holly, make, wool felt
15 Comments
Weekending
People, look east, the time is near Of the crowning of the year. Make your house fair as you are able, Trim the hearth and set the table. People, look east and sing today: Love, the guest, is on the … Continue reading
Posted in Seasons
Tagged advent, camphill, christmas lights, spiral advent garden, traditions
14 Comments
Late one evening..
There has been quite a lot of late night stitching, sorting and labelling these last nights. And movie watching and chocolate eating too. This morning, I am off to Wynstones Waldorf School in Whaddon near Gloucester. Their yearly Christmas Market … Continue reading
This Moment
A Friday ritual inspired by SouleMama. A single photo – no words – capturing a moment from the week. A simple, special, extraordinary moment. A moment to pause, savour and remember. A happy weekend to all of you..
Posted in photo, This Moment
16 Comments
Sweet Dreams
Since moving into his big boy bed, Kaya has been using a lovely duvet that his Turkish grandmother made him. Along with the pillow, she brought it when they came for a visit, back when Kaya was only a few … Continue reading
Yarn Along
In between knitting fifteen inches of stocking stitch for a Christmas gift I needed a bit of instant gratification this week, so I knitted a few more pairs of fingerless gloves. Not quite instant, but phew, at least something finished! … Continue reading
Posted in Knitting, Reading
Tagged a thousand splendid suns, fingerless gloves, jean auel, stitch and purl, the clan of the cave bear
16 Comments
Postcards from Turkey IV: Istanbul
We’ve been back a few days now, but postcards always take a while to arrive, no? On a too short stop over towards the end of our journey, Istanbul greeted us with cold and rain. Still, it is such an … Continue reading
Reality Check
There is a lot to be thankful for these days. For the safe journey we’ve had, the people we’ve met, the food we had. It has been a very full few weeks; but also with its fair share of frustration … Continue reading




