In my scrap bag I have already found, the sea, the land a highland cow and the castle
The 'castle' is a piece of abandoned knitting donated to our sales table. As a would-be chess player, I'm going to keep it alive by castling it!
Friday, September 04, 2009
Old knitting never dies...
I rejoined the Embroiderers' Guild recently just in time to take part in a group project. We are making hanging to commemorate the 10th anniversary of our branch. The panels represent the surrounding towns and villages. I chose Rothesay, situated on the Isle of Bute where I go play when I get the chance.
In my scrap bag I have already found, the sea, the land a highland cow and the castle
The 'castle' is a piece of abandoned knitting donated to our sales table. As a would-be chess player, I'm going to keep it alive by castling it!
In my scrap bag I have already found, the sea, the land a highland cow and the castle
The 'castle' is a piece of abandoned knitting donated to our sales table. As a would-be chess player, I'm going to keep it alive by castling it!
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