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Wednesday, 25 May 2011

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On My Workdesk (Trusty Old Kitchen Table)



As usual there is the cardigan, still awaiting finishing, still awaiting sewing up.  However, I have moved on slightly from last week.  My Mum bought a button - hurrah.  I'm sure it will be finished soon.  Whether she will EVER wear it is another story!!!!

There is a Stanley pattern from The Felt Fairy (thefeltfairyuk.blogspot.com/) to cut out and sew (haven't decided which colours to use yet).

Also the Minion pattern waiting to be knitted.  Got a few of these to make now.  I haven't even tried to make one yet but already I've been asked  to do more.

I am in the process of teaching two people I know how to knit a chicken (with or without chick peas). I hope to show some pictures of what they have created soon.

Last weekend I tried to make Clare @ Jumbleberries (jumbleberries.blogspot.com/ )Country Loaf.  Ummmmmmm.  Yummy.  Not sure mine looks anything like hers but its a winner.


It is lovely served warmed with butter.  Its also lovely cold straight from the tin the next day.  I will certainly be making this one again. 

Thanks Jumbleberries ;0)





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6 comments:

  1. Anonymous25 May 2011 at 21:34

    I so wish I were a knitter! But apparently not enough to take the time/patience to learn. The country loaf looks yum - what's in it?
    Shelly, #92

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  2. famfa26 May 2011 at 04:37

    thanks. The country loaf is a jumbleberries recipe. It consists of carrot, onion, cheese, flour, egg, mustard. Yum. Full recipe on http://jumble berries.blogspot.com/

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  3. MaggieC (Silvercrafter)26 May 2011 at 07:05

    That loaf sounds so tempting. Sadly, I have developed a wheat intolerance so bread of any kind is off limits. Your knitting is coming on well. I am sure you will soon have it finished. Good luck.

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  4. Nicks26 May 2011 at 16:16

    ooo fancy showing me that loaf when i am on a diet!

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  5. okienurse27 May 2011 at 03:55

    I used to knit a lot but over the years I have gotten out of the habit and taken on other crafts. When I lived up north we wore sweaters all the time cause it was so cold. In Oklahoma it doesn't get cold enough for long enough to have to wear sweaters. We have been living here 23 years now! I think that is why I don't knit as much any more. That loaf is awesome. I am going to have to try making it. Thanks for sharing. Vickie #46

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  6. Julia Dunnit30 May 2011 at 05:20

    I'm so late I've seen the minions - they're very cool! And the cooking - do you ever sleep?

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