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| Next year's firewood |
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| Throw your legs in the air (like you just don't care) |
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| Along the avenue |
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| Light at the end of the tunnel |
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| The last few crystals |
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| Deer stalking |
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| A new lino cut |
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| The beginnings of a blanket |
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- Roobeedoo
- I live with my First Love in a rural idyll, after a lifetime in exile. In July 2007 he was diagnosed with Multiple Myeloma: an incurable cancer of the blood plasma. We got married in December 2007. Carpe diem. There is lots of wind and sky where I live, which blows me away. I love reading and stitching and creating things. I have two lovely children, a dog and my First Love. The Roobeedoo Manifesto, January 2012: I hereby undertake to make all my own clothing or purchase it from ethically-minded independent designers. For now. For always.
9 comments:
Hi Roo!
I love the colour combination of the blanket. Reflects the colours of the previous pictures. Beautiful.
Bundana x
Very nice lino print. Are you planning to make cards to sell---or are you going to use them either for last year's Holiday Letter or have them handy to this year's letter? (joke - last year was such a bad year I never got one written. I don't think I would want to hear about all gloomy and illness - my family's year).
Thanks for the lovely pictures.
LindaC
Fab photos! The blanket will be really pretty.
Even if Spring comes before the blanket is done, you have months of spring to work on it for next year's cooler temperatures. Looks lovely!
Thanks for the peek at such a tranquil part of the world that you live in!
Thank you for the inspiration and amazement you have wrought. I had been reading your blog for a while, finding it from another sewing blog (as you do) when I decided to go back and read all your archives. They were funny, poignant, scary, honest, but mostly inspirational. I have taken up knitting again because of your writing, and my teenage daughters have both started to learn. Thanks truly.
Now I've taken a beautiful Sunday stroll in the Scottish countryside. Thank you!
-- stashdragon
Beautiful. Thanks for sharing. And your lino cut is a work of art.
Ooooh - looks like a lovely Sunday! What a beautiful walk. (Looks out on concrete everywhere, feels somewhat envious)
As to the fabric you posted about - I'd be intrigued, but more intrigued if there was no sheerness about it ... what can I say, I'm shy ;-). BUT. Knit tube skirt? Rock it, lady! That would look awesome. Maybe even with some of your other drapey Japanese tops as well?
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