Hello again!
Publishing a knitting pattern is a small/totally insignificant step for mankind, but a big step for me. It makes me feel vulnerable to be so visible, and I’m very grateful for all of your kind words here and elsewhere. Thanks!
This week, no matter how hard I try, I feel unable to put together a coherent story. So here are a few unrelated items from this past November week.
Market
On Saturday I visited a small market in a neighbouring village. It was all about sustainable and hand made products, and there were some six or seven stalls in all.
Thank you for another wonderful post – such a joy to read (as always)!
So, I assume we will be seeing some very small projects in the near future;-)
My very best wishes for the whole family!
Andrea
Hello Andrea, it’s always lovely to hear from you (can you see the big smile on my face?) Yes, yes, your assumption is correct. Thanks for your kind wishes!
Wat een fantastisch nieuws! Gefeliciteerd!
Leuk, hè? Dank je!
I always enjoy visiting with you! Thank you?
And you’re always more than welcome!
I always find your posts so interesting! I’m not sure, however, whether you receive my comments. I do not know what you mean by “Website”, so I leave that box blank, but fill in the rest. I try and grapple with the same dilemma as you, that is, whether to finish my current knitting project, or veer off course, and begin something new.
Meanwhile, I know that there are far more worse dilemmas than this one!
Enjoy the rest of fall… It has been lovely in The States, with very mild weather for this time of year.
Hi Lorraine, I always receive your comments and they are very much appreciated! People without a website can just leave that space blank. At the moment I’m concentrating on finishing things, but usually it’s a mix of projects in progress, projects ‘resting’ for a while, and new things. What’s the saying again: variety is the spice of life?
Lovely post as always. It is indeed food for thought what clothes would cost if we paid their real value.
Thank you! Absolutely! When I grew up my mum made our clothes not just because she loved doing it, but also because it saved money. Now it is often far less expensive to buy them than to make them ourselves and that can’t be right.