Sultana Grapes from our Vine. |
market bag which I finished ....... and took to the farmers market last weekend to try it out. I was really pleased with what I could fit into it (the slightly different shaped base), and the shoulder strap worked like a charm (no cutting into the shoulder with added weight in the bag). I also like that its all one piece with just the one join which is crocheted anyhow giving extra strength to it.
I prefer to work with cotton yarn during the height of summer as my fingers don't get sweaty like they do if I work with wool. I decided to use some cotton I recently purchased and add some stash yarn to it to make one of Laura Aylors shawl patterns - mine will be a summer shawl (hopefully to use on a beach somewhere before too long!) So this was what I worked on Friday night when I joined in with all the girls taking part in FNWF. It's a free pattern called Touchstone and Laura now goes by Fogbound Knits if you are looking for her patterns.
before)...... it's been slowly dying the past year although we made several attempts to save it - at one stage we thought we had as a branch of new growth came out looking healthy and strong, but then it started dying off as well. Several breeds of birds still seem to be very fond of it, although they don't get to hide in the leaves quite like they used to be able to ........
Tomorrow is my Blog Anniversary - it will be 8 years since I started Country Fragrance ......
9 comments:
Congrats 8 yearsyey.... Well done .....
Happy blogiversary... Keep it up.
Happy Blogiversary! Love the grape clusters in the bowl. I know all too well how fast time passes. It looks like you've gotten a lot done. The market bag looks so pretty and I think you will get plenty of use out of it.
xx Beca
The market bag looks perfect - so glad that it worked well for you.
Congratulations on your blogaversary - the market bag looks great! xx
Happy Blogoversary. I love your market bag, though I'm sorry to hear about your tree. I hope it will recover :)
Happy blog anniversary! I like your market bag and the shawl looks very pretty. So sad to see trees die, but I guess they reach their end of life too.
Happy Bloggerversary...
The crocheted bag is fabulous...
Shame you couldn't save the tree.
Happy Blogaversary! I'm just a year behind you.....Love your beautiful market bag - it really turned out nice. Looking forward to seeing the shawl. Too bad about the gum tree, but now it makes a nice perch for bird watching. We lost a big tree right in our front yard, too - it took several years to die and then the tree cutter said he wouldn't take it down because it was twisted towards the house. We've been watching it slowly lose its limbs and start to grow mushrooms.....It's interesting to watch, but we avoid it in the wind :) Hope your week is lovely. xx Karen
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