Monthly Archives: September 2014

Ripening fruits: knitting for new babies

Posted on September 30, 2014 by Yarnful

I find the potential contained in the tiny, scrunchy bundle of a new baby absolutely fascinating.  Beyond the initial statistics of “Girl or boy?” and weight, and trying to spot a resemblance to family members, there are so few clues as … Continue reading →

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We came, we crawled, we conquered: Great London Yarn Crawl 2014

Posted on September 21, 2014 by Yarnful

Out and about in London yesterday (20 September 2014), there may have been higher concentrations of yarn fumes than usual, as over 100 knitters, crocheters and spinners took part in the Great London Yarn Crawl. Nine groups, shepherded by intrepid volunteer leaders, … Continue reading →

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Tales of Sardinian weavers

Posted on September 17, 2014 by Yarnful

A recent holiday in Sardinia provided an excellent last farewell to summer. While I left the UK feeling as though autumn was arriving, Sardinia was still hot and bright, with big skies and dramatic scenery.  I stayed in two places … Continue reading →

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The Great London Yarn Crawl: one week to go!

Posted on September 13, 2014 by Yarnful

Next Saturday (20 September 2014), I’ll be taking part in the Great London Yarn Crawl: a wonderful woolly day out around London, visiting various yarn shops on a planned route with other knitters, all on public transport. The founders of the GLYC, Rachel and … Continue reading →

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