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Seek and ye shall find | Diary of a Fibre Fanatic
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Diary of a Fibre Fanatic. Spin, knit, sew…. repeat as needed. February 6, 2012. Seek and ye shall find. My current knitting endevour? The goings on at our monthly UFO (UnFinished Object) Day, or the machine pieced bags that mum and I made last week? How about the marvelous find at the op shop, and the research it sparked? Hmmm Perhaps that last one. Sure, that’s as good a place to start as any! Now time for some homework! As I said this was clearly crafted by a wood turner who knew his business, and if y...
A Whorl of Spindles | Diary of a Fibre Fanatic
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Diary of a Fibre Fanatic. Spin, knit, sew…. repeat as needed. February 16, 2012. A Whorl of Spindles. I’m not sure what the correct collective noun for spindles is. A twist perhaps? Given that they have a tendancy to breed like bunnies, they really should have their own term, not a ‘bunch’, as hubby dearest so cleverly suggested. Maybe a whorl of spindles…. My collection so far (7 months after starting). Clockwise starting from the little blue guy, we have:. 8211; A tiny Turkish. 8211; A Greensleeves.
Anniversary Giveaway! | Diary of a Fibre Fanatic
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Diary of a Fibre Fanatic. Spin, knit, sew…. repeat as needed. January 25, 2013. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Google account. ( Log Out.
A picture really is worth a thousand words | Diary of a Fibre Fanatic
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Diary of a Fibre Fanatic. Spin, knit, sew…. repeat as needed. May 21, 2012. A picture really is worth a thousand words. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. 2 thoughts on “ A picture really is worth a thousand words. May 27, 2012 at 11:49 pm. June 10, 2012 at 9:54 am. And now everyone knows why there’s been so little blog action lately🙂. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). A Whorl of Spindles. Join 3 ...
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Diary of a Fibre Fanatic. Spin, knit, sew…. repeat as needed. January 25, 2013. May 21, 2012. A picture really is worth a thousand words. February 16, 2012. A Whorl of Spindles. I’m not sure what the correct collective noun for spindles is. A twist perhaps? Given that they have a tendancy to breed like bunnies, they really should have their own term, not a ‘bunch’, as hubby dearest so cleverly suggested. Maybe a whorl of spindles…. My collection so far (7 months after starting). 8211; A tiny Turkish.
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Susan in Stitches | Blathering on about knitting, quilting, spinning, crochet, my family, cats, goats, the dog, singing, clogging, and living in The Bush | Page 2
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Blathering on about knitting, quilting, spinning, crochet, my family, cats, goats, the dog, singing, clogging, and living in The Bush. December 16, 2013. Today I officially join the ranks of Senior Citizens. The big 6-0. I did my celebrating on the weekend with wonderful people that I love. Today though is also the 14th anniversary of the day I lost the love of my life. For my children, my little Italian mother-in-law and myself, today is for Marc. Christmas will resume tomorrow. December 7, 2013. Which ...
What A Difference A Year Makes | Susan in Stitches
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Blathering on about knitting, quilting, spinning, crochet, my family, cats, goats, the dog, singing, clogging, and living in The Bush. December 26, 2013. What A Difference A Year Makes. This entry was tagged Christmas. 13 thoughts on “ What A Difference A Year Makes. December 26, 2013 at 9:58 am. What a gorgeous little girl. Lovely photos. Hope you’ve had a happy Christmas and let’s hope for a great 2014. xoxox. December 26, 2013 at 1:14 pm. What a gorgeous photo of the two of you. May 14, 2014 at 8:56 pm.
Christmas House Tour 2013 Day 2 | Susan in Stitches
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Blathering on about knitting, quilting, spinning, crochet, my family, cats, goats, the dog, singing, clogging, and living in The Bush. December 18, 2013. Christmas House Tour 2013 Day 2. 8230; or day 3 if you count the day that I posted the pictures from the outside of the house. For the moment we’re in what is normally my ‘studio’ space. Because of the small peeps in my life, the main Christmas tree, which is sitting where my permanently-up ironing board normally resides ,. That’s the gridded whit...
Ho Ho Ho | Susan in Stitches
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Blathering on about knitting, quilting, spinning, crochet, my family, cats, goats, the dog, singing, clogging, and living in The Bush. December 22, 2013. Picking up where we left off yesterday:. While you have a sip of your eggnog, we’ll take a quick nip down the hallway past a few of my stitcheries and smaller Christmas quilts. Starting with a cross cultural assemblage: an american style Wild Goose Chase hanging from an antique loom heddle from Thailand. I don’t know about you,. Fortify yourself with mi...
catsmum | Susan in Stitches
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Blathering on about knitting, quilting, spinning, crochet, my family, cats, goats, the dog, singing, clogging, and living in The Bush. December 26, 2013. What A Difference A Year Makes. December 24, 2013. 8216;T’was the Night before Christmas. And all through the house. Not a creature was …. Well, actually, several creatures are currently stirring. No mice though. I think the cats have eaten them all. Or would you prefer to join us in a Baileys-with-real-coffee-ice-cubes? The more breakable and/or heavie...
>Free Pattern Friday: SeaMist Scarf or Stole | Susan in Stitches
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Blathering on about knitting, quilting, spinning, crochet, my family, cats, goats, the dog, singing, clogging, and living in The Bush. June 11, 2010. Free Pattern Friday: SeaMist Scarf or Stole. Finally [ and apologies because it took me longer than I anticipated ] here’s the ‘recipe’ for my SeaMist Stole – which I mainly wear as a scarf, so I’m calling it both of those. FURTHER NOTE: Kureyon changes colour approximately every 15 metres. As I. Needles: 5.5 mm / US size 9. Psso pass slipped stitch over.
No Business like Snow Business | Susan in Stitches
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Blathering on about knitting, quilting, spinning, crochet, my family, cats, goats, the dog, singing, clogging, and living in The Bush. December 23, 2013. No Business like Snow Business. And here we are. On the slopes approaching the North Pole. My kitchen. The closest I am ever likely to get to a northern hemisphere white Christmas. Blue and white Danish and German plates. Crochet snowflakes, many from years past, plus the 30 or so made this year, less the 20 given away. More snowmen and some Christmooses.
Christmas House Tour 2013 continues | Susan in Stitches
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Blathering on about knitting, quilting, spinning, crochet, my family, cats, goats, the dog, singing, clogging, and living in The Bush. December 21, 2013. Christmas House Tour 2013 continues. And we’re in the other end of the same room as last time. And even though most of the Christmas touches are the same as last year, it’s not the same couches, so the arrangement looks a little different in places. So it wouldn’t be going out of rotation. I never used to go blue at Christmas, which is a bit funny becau...
>Free pattern: simple lace baby beanie | Susan in Stitches
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Blathering on about knitting, quilting, spinning, crochet, my family, cats, goats, the dog, singing, clogging, and living in The Bush. September 22, 2008. Free pattern: simple lace baby beanie. Since you all asked so nicely, here’s the pattern for that wee baby hat from a couple of weeks ago:. A minor difference between the two hats – mainly because I didn’t actually LOOK at the first one before starting the second – but trust me it’s not that important. Okay, okay, if you look really. To fit 3 months.
>Free pattern : Nadie – crochet headband / hair wrap | Susan in Stitches
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Blathering on about knitting, quilting, spinning, crochet, my family, cats, goats, the dog, singing, clogging, and living in The Bush. November 20, 2008. Free pattern : Nadie – crochet headband / hair wrap. Suggested that this be named for my daughter as she wears it so well. Who am I to argue with SA? So here is the pattern for Nadie,. A simple crochet headband of the wider hair-wrap type … particularly fabulous on anyone with long curls or dreads. For US version scroll down to the bottom ]. With right ...
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Faith, fibres and friends. On October 17, 2017 by fibrefairy. In the wake of the Harvey Weinstein. Story social media has been covered with the #metoo hashtag,. Women everywhere saying openly that they have been subject to sexual harassment or abuse, verbal intimidation, body shaming, assault and rape, everything from the stuff we are inclined to shrug off on a daily basis to life-altering physical and emotional trauma. I hated not knowing if I’d be trapped in a room again, with a man standing over...
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Friday, April 22, 2011. While waiting for the April inspiration to take hold, and still feeling in between projects, I decided to try some more Free Machine Embroidery and did this old picture of the jungle waterfall at The Eden Project. In Cornwall that I'd taken years ago. It helped me get more comfortable with Cable Stitch which is difficult because you have to work from the back of the piece. Sunday, April 10, 2011. Finishing and April inspiration. Sunday, April 3, 2011. Saturday, March 19, 2011.
Diary of a Fibre Fanatic | Spin, knit, sew…. repeat as needed.
Diary of a Fibre Fanatic. Spin, knit, sew…. repeat as needed. January 25, 2013. May 21, 2012. A picture really is worth a thousand words. February 16, 2012. A Whorl of Spindles. I’m not sure what the correct collective noun for spindles is. A twist perhaps? Given that they have a tendancy to breed like bunnies, they really should have their own term, not a ‘bunch’, as hubby dearest so cleverly suggested. Maybe a whorl of spindles…. My collection so far (7 months after starting). 8211; A tiny Turkish.
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Fibre Fantastics by Julia Bryant. Fibre Fantastics by Julia Bryant. Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. Fibre Fantastics by Julia Bryant. Has been a part-time textile artist for as long as she can remember. The crafts she uses include crocheting, knitting, tapestry weaving and counted cross-stitch. She became fascinated with Afghan/Tunisian crochet about twenty-five years. Ago, and has been developing and perfecting her skills using the. Bobbles and embroidery, and she creates all her own designs. Julia...
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Tuesday, June 18, 2013. Tea bags stitched onto fabric to make a toaster cover. Some tea bags are stamped as you can see. It is amazing what you can do with the humble tea bag. I do enjoy making something different apart from a cup of tea! This sure fits that category. If you google tea bags or tea bag art you may be surprised what you find and it probably isn't. A cup of tea! Joan - South Island, New Zealand. Tuesday, June 18, 2013. Links to this post. Sunday, May 5, 2013. You may like to try it. But she...
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