LilyRosa® Ladies Robin Birds Socks Robins Bird Girls Bamboo Mix UK Size 3 to 7, Red Mustard Grey Green

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Well, I was very pleased with that, I can tell you! A classic cable with a nod to Christmas that will work all year round. Just what I wanted! Most reasonably wide high street prams will accommodate a baby undergoing Ponseti treatment, the most popular prams with our parents are listed below. What our parents say Finally, I’m going to be at Wool n Stuffin Wakefield on Saturday 5 October if you live locally and can come over to say hello! There’s not much time after Yarndale to give you notice so I’m popping it in here! Oh, I’ve mentioned them once or twice and haven’t been able to show you anything – I still can’t show you anything but one of the commissions is finished at last – hooray! All of the yarns are striped; Robin matches the other yarns in the Country Birds range, Candy Cane is made up of just three colours which looks very effective, and Holly Berry and Fairy Lights are also striped in a way that will be familiar to those who have knitted with WYS yarn before. Oh, they are so good at creating striped yarns!

Here’s the pattern for the Silent Night yarn, first of all. It’s called Comet, as all of the patterns are named after Father Christmas’s reindeer (I told you I would explain!). I haven’t been able to say much about what I was knitting over the Spring and Summer this year, but now all can be revealed … in fact, you may have seen what I was up to and started to knit it for yourself! (It’s such fun to be cryptic sometimes! 🙂 )Ah well, it’s still in production so we can’t tell you,” they said (producing yarn is a secretive business and I’m only told what I need to know!) “But we can tell you that it’s called “Silent Night” so imagine a Christmas card …” It’s also not striped, or rather, not striped in the same way as the others. The lines are much more subtle and I think it makes a lovely change.

Oh, I could see it in my mind’s eye immediately – a dark night with a bright star above a stable. Shades of blue and silver; a thousand images from a childhood growing up with Christmas traditions and stories. Can you see it too? Candy Cane and Fairy Lights were produced as limited edition yarns and both were again very popular. They’re quite different to the more muted colours of Holly Berry and Robin, aren’t they?

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What’s special about the yarn this year is that it’s got a sparkle to it (it’s called Signature Sparkle), a silver thread that runs right through the yarn and catches the light when you knit. And what you also need to know – most importantly – is that it’s not scratchy at all (scratchy sparkly yarns are not nice to knit or wear!). It was the first thing I asked about, and the WYS Elves said that it was most definitely not scratchy because that was high on their list of priorities too. This is what I like, a yarn company on my wavelength! Dancer is knitted in the new sparkly Fairy Lights yarn. Oh what fun this was to create! I spent a long time searching for just the right stitch to evoke the idea of fairy lights but without all the tangled cables and testing each bulb to see that they worked! I’ve already shown you the yarns, but now I can talk to you about all the knitting I’ve been doing and show you the patterns too! There isn’t a photo of the slouch version to show you as it’s very similar to the other two, but this is what the decreases look like on the knee high version so you can see how they work. I was very pleased with the way they turned out – they reminded me of branches of a tree (a Christmas tree, perhaps? 🙂 )