When I walked by ‘Nicole’ yesterday I was surprised to see that she’s got a hat! And some more accessories. All in matching colours. I don’t know who you are, but if you visit my blog, please leave me a message.
I have a wonderful friend on the far side of the planet - seen from Sweden that is. Her name is Nicole. She lives in Hobart, Tasmania. Her passion is knitting/weaving/taking care of the world. She looks JUST like that Nicole on the picture! Same irresistible smile! Great idea - knittygraffity anyhow. I am going to adopt it. In a little Swedish town, near to where I live in southern S. we have a mushroom-knitting graffity artist. What an outstanding initiative! Count me in!
Hi, thanks for sharing! She has got a lovely smile, doesn’t she?
I assume that you are talking about Pia in Karlshamn? We are members of the same guerilla knitting team, Busy Crochet & Knitting (see link in sidebar). It was founded by my sister, Mia.
Japp, definitely. Mushrooms are on the go. I will think of something to match them. Maybe bees / wasps or flags of some kind. Of course, mushrooms don't need bees to survive. Neither do they need flags, of course. But something that unites them in a sort of story, that's my angle. Or carrots. Carrots one can't have enough of, right?
If you want to make flowers like the ones I planted around Devonport make them like this: Cast on 40 stitches, stitch one, cast off 7, stitch one etc until finished. Cut off the thread, pull through all the stitches on the needle, pull tight and you’ve got a flower! Make one more (65 stitches, cast of 12 at a time), sew them together and you’ve got a double flower.
Cute :)
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ReplyDeleteI have a wonderful friend on the far side of the planet - seen from Sweden that is. Her name is Nicole. She lives in Hobart, Tasmania.
ReplyDeleteHer passion is knitting/weaving/taking care of the world.
She looks JUST like that Nicole on the picture! Same irresistible smile!
Great idea - knittygraffity anyhow. I am going to adopt it.
In a little Swedish town, near to where I live in southern S. we have a mushroom-knitting graffity artist.
What an outstanding initiative! Count me in!
Hi, thanks for sharing! She has got a lovely smile, doesn’t she?
ReplyDeleteI assume that you are talking about Pia in Karlshamn? We are members of the same guerilla knitting team, Busy Crochet & Knitting (see link in sidebar). It was founded by my sister, Mia.
Ja, jag är svensk! ;-)
Japp, definitely. Mushrooms are on the go.
ReplyDeleteI will think of something to match them.
Maybe bees / wasps or flags of some kind.
Of course, mushrooms don't need bees to survive.
Neither do they need flags, of course.
But something that unites them in a sort of story, that's my angle.
Or carrots. Carrots one can't have enough of, right?