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| Sorting through the freezer jam |
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| Bargain of the day - paper cutter £1 from charity shop or £20 on Amazon, you choose |
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| New purchase from Ikea - flower from garden |
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| Stash hat |
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| Another stash hat |
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| Laurie's ten stitch - working on this at knitting group today |
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| and yet another stash hat |
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| more flowers cos they are pretty |
talented lady. the flowers from you garden are so very lovely.
ReplyDeleteLove the beautiful garden flowers
ReplyDeleteGreat find at the charity shop! And I love the jam picture!
ReplyDeleteLovely photos. Nice to see you're keeping so busy. :)
ReplyDeleteSo many lovely thing! I wish you a nice weekend. Regula
ReplyDeletePretty projects and lovely pictures too!
ReplyDeleteOh stash hats...there's nothing wrong with a hat made from stash. I'm trying to work with my stash instead of buying new yarn. It's kind of working...
ReplyDeleteLovely photos. The ten stitch blanket is really appealing to me.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful colors all through. I would love to have that kind of yarn in my stash!
ReplyDeleteDo you ever stop for a rest? You've been busy again. Thank you for sharing your activities and giving us all inspiration.
ReplyDeleteI really must visit that charity shop of yours. Those here don't seem to have such good bargains though there is a Sue Ryder shop opening shortly. The Hunts Society for the Blind sells yarns but these are mostly bags of odd balls (or that's all what's left when I go in). The Age Concern (or whatever it is called now) shop in St Ives sometimes has yarn at good prices, so now my stash is even bigger.