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About Me
- Marion Starr
- Author and artist from Sydney. Published author of James Gough, a very industrious man, Murder, Mayhem & Misdemeanours, Early Settlers at the Cowpasture River 1810 -1830, and Unhappy Exiles - convicts of the Pitt & Kitty 1792
The new jacket
Thanks Nana!
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Here's a simple horizontal scarf using one colour and made from soft wool donated to K4C last month. This was a partly fini... -
Completed 12 squares that were then sorted into four rows of three and edged with navy blue wool Sorting the squares into a suit... -
Used the teddy in a square knitting pattern as a project for my two grandchildren renaming it the Magical Mystery Square but did not revea... -
We flew down to Melbourne a few days before Christmas to spend a holiday with the family, and apart from a couple of very hot days, had a ve...
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Have learnt a few things about applique recently including the fact that felt is an excellent fabric to work with and gives a strong colour... -
These are the teddies and humpties that I made for some of the children at Maya's Rest Cottage near Yass, that was one of the charitie...
New dress, new bike
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Felix the Fox Knitting Pattern5 years ago
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naptime catchup8 years ago
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little dolls
6 comments:
Those are all so pretty, I love the shades of blue you chose.
That is a good idea ,i like the style and colour on first picture.
Great idea and they look great
what lovely cowls!
I like the blue, and the way they are not firm around the neck..
Thankyou for sharing..
I came across from Aussie Maria.. The childs poncho took my eye :))
Those cowls look toasty warm and your comments about slouchy hats almost echo my post on the same subject!
My items will be in the post tomorrow - I hope you get them before the ANZAC Day holiday.
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