It’s been a while since I shared a Pinterest board, so here is another one of my many boards. I haven’t been as active on there recently, but I love that about Pinterest; your boards are always waiting for you to continue pinning new content whenever you want to/remember your login details.
I thought I would start a series of posts on my knitting and creative inspirations. To kick it all of we have a post about my knitting heroine; Barbara G Walker.
Barbara was born in Philadelphia in 1930 and has written many books about knitting and feminism which happen to be my two favourite topics and makes her pretty damn cool (in my book). Continue reading “Creative Heroes and Heroines”
I recently returned from an amazing week away in Hayle, Cornwall. I packed plenty of knitting to keep me going and the weather forecast led me to believe I would have plenty of opportunity to get a lot of it done (indoors with a hot drink). However, the weather was glorious and I hardly spent any time inside at all. I did however attempt some knitting on the beach; word to the wise – don’t do it. Turns out grains of sand, a salty sea breeze and merino wool don’t get along very well, who knew? I expect I will try it again though, perhaps a little more prepared, but in all likelihood, probably not.
Hi and welcome to this weeks update!
I hope it’s been more productive than mine; sometimes you have the best intentions but nothing quite works out how you had planned it. It has been one of those weeks for me. So, along with a lovely photograph from my cousin’s wedding, here is one of my favourite quotes;
Now, let us all take a deep breath and forge into the future; knitting at the ready
Elizabeth Zimmerman
