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The dye sample crochet blanket

I am a being a bit lazy about posting at the moment so here is a couple of pictures of the Attic 24 Hexagonal blanket I am working on – it’s still WIP. The squares are crochet with the sample yarn I dyed together with Cecile in April. The pattern is free on Attic 24′s
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A world in love

In exactly a months time we have the 14th February also known as Valentines day. A great time to show the people in your life how much you love and appreciate them. But how about sharing that love a bit further? How about sharing that love with the whole world? And how about using the
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Portrait of a Textile Artist

Deborah Robson has agreed to let us do a portrait of her as a crafts person. We decided to call her a textile artist as her answer to the first question about what she sees as her main craft was: ‘spinning, weaving, knitting, crochet, braiding, sewing, basketry …’. Apart from textiles Deborah also loves books....

Retro crocheted bridal gloves

I have been in love with the idea of having a couple of retro crochet gloves for a long time but all the gloves me and my friend ever looked at where way to small for our working class hands. So what can a girl do. Well she can make some herself. I had actually
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Eddie's Room is all about sharing on the Internet. My passion is creating digital resources, whether it is about ancient documents, archaeology, family history, knitting, refashioning or something else. Sharing is best done through conversation. I would be so happy if you would join my conversation in the comments or by liking my Facebook page.

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Just coming back from a great #baby shower. Posting a free #knitting pattern later for a baby cardigan, size 6 months.
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