Isn't this lovely? A real old lady and in excellent condition.
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Poetry for Brigid Imbolc
The Lake Isle of Innisfree BY WILLIAM BUTLER YEATS I will arise and go now, and go to Innisfree, And a small cabin build there, of clay a...
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I am giving away the above yarn. There is over 300gm in the 2 skeins of Wollmeise you see before you. I've started a shawl, pattern i... -
I thought I'd have a little contest to lighten up the damp dark days we are having:) and also as a way of thanking you for the good thou...
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Hooray for made in Canada!
I does look in great condition but I think I would still rather knit mine by hand ;)
Amber I adore this old lady! Where did you find her?
Oh, what a beauty! Where did you find it?
My mum used to have one of those. How I wish we had kept it but of course it got "lost" many years ago.
My dad used to sit there happily making the plain bits for her but she had to be the one who turned the heel as he never mastered that bit!
Thanks for the memories of my childhood that your blog has revived,
Oh wow! Fabbie! More exclaimations of wonder!!
You'll be knitting socks in seconds now! :)
Now that is super interesting!!! I've never seen or heard of a machine like that!!
Your SP 13
What a wonderful find!
What a great machine... well, now you can make at least one pair a day ...:-)
That's amazing! It looks slightly intimidating to use though...(from a novice knitter's point of view).
At first I thought it was a meat mincer, but that is probably a terrible insult to such a grand old dame, such as she is.
Gorgeous. What a find.
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