No, my two festive baubles are about to wing their way off to decorate the tree in in Lerwick Shetland. I've just come in from taking some photos - it is PITCH black out there and I want to apologise for my photos before we go any further....
What you been knitting recently?
Are you about to start a new project?
What are you up?
What ever it is, hope it puts a smile on your face.
xxxx hawthorn
They look great! I agree with Himself and the boys, you must knit some for your own tree.
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ReplyDeleteThey're lovely :) I agree, you should definitely make some for your own tree! I could imagine that design scaled up into a gorgeous winter jumper too (I know, I'm full of ideas) x
ReplyDeleteDifferent ! I DO like different! Lovely blue and will look smashing on the Christmas Tree.
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Amanda x
I like your philosophy of life and I love your tree baubles, so different.
ReplyDeletethanks so much for taking the time to visit my blog and leave a nice comment, it all makes it worth while.
shall add you to my list.
Have a lovely weekend
Briony
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Your tree baubles are just so beautiful. No wonder Himself and the boys want them to stay on your tree.
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JB
Hello! Thank you for popping by my blog; it's lovely to 'meet' you. I love your festive baubles - you're so clever - I can just about knit and purl if I concentrate really hard! I've enjoyed looking back through your posts: The Bee Library is a lovely idea and I adore the owl hat. Maybe one day if I persevere I'll be able to do something half as nice...... but I won't hold my breath! Have a lovely Sunday. x
ReplyDeleteThank you for visiting me, I will have a proper look around when I have more time. The baubles are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThey really are very pretty and I'm sure your tree will benefit from some too. :)
ReplyDeleteI'm just about to crochet a Christmas wreath - that's the plan anyway. I'm not guaranteeing it will be done for this Christmas though! x
Your baubles will grace the tree in the Shetlands. They look great.
ReplyDeleteMy chevron blanket is nearly finished and I have other WIP too!
The baubles are marvellous, I love them, couldn't choose which I like best out of the two designs. Wouldn't it be amazing to have a tree just of knitted baubles and crochet white snowflakes-if I had time I really would be tempted-oh and need to learn that 4 pointy needle trick first too-eek.
ReplyDeleteLovely idea to make jars of homemade loveliness, with a recipe and spoon, I would like to receive that as a gift.
Enjoy your week, hope the work bit goes quickly.
Helen
Hello Hawthorn
ReplyDeleteYes, I agree with Himself and the Boys, you definately should make some for yourself, they will look wonderful on your Christmas Tree.
I'm in the process of crocheting an Autumnal quilt. Two rows complete with six more to go.
Thank you for visiting my blog.
luv
irene
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I agree with your boys, all three of them.......so you better get started. Me, I'm still making kitty blankets. Keeps me busy. X
ReplyDeleteWow, they look so good, and I'm sure they'll be great on "that" tree. Hopefully you'll make some more for your tree. As for me, I've just finished a jumper I started last winter (2013) and will start sewing it up so I can do the neckband ready for next winter, mid 2015 here in Oz. (lol) Take care.
ReplyDeleteoh those are just gorgeous! thanks for your visit to my blog.
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