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Added little stamps to the CAS-ual Fridays circle border stamp. Decided the bow needed a few stitches.
Shibui Knits' (free) pattern and their Silk Cloud yarn. I love both.The yarn is knit with 3 strands held together and it makes the warmest, softest fabric while still being light and comfortable.
The isolated mangroves looked much like a reef atoll. The foreground pools of water added too the scene.
The last remaining intact gradient marker on the Flitch Way, the former Braintree to Bishop's Stortford line. Just to the east of Felsted, the picture looks toward the station with the former bridge abutments for crossing Station Rd just beyond the scrub to the right.
Passenger services were cut on this line in 1952 with the line remaining open to goods beyond Dr Beeching's axe.
An adventure in dyeing yarn so that it knits into a gradient!
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I was super-jealous of Bertha's "poinsettia vomit" gold-over-red mani so I did my own version: Butter London West End Wonderland over L'Oreal Owl's Night. I love it the most, even though I put on the WEW too densely for a true gradient, especially on my index finger. Well, live and learn.