I met Nat here in blogland by a most lucky accident of a mouse click.
Nat lives in Melbourne and came down to Geelong in September to see the results of Forum. We met - in person for the first time. Nat joked that we had been internet dating and this was our big reveal. I liked what I saw. She was much better than her photo.
Be sure to look at her blog.
Be sure to look at her ....
Japanese Textile Study Tour.
If I liked playing with fabric HALF as much as I like playing with wool, I'd be going with her like a shot. Nat is one of those GOOD people, from the core, as well as being funny and clever and artistic.
Introducing the African Queen.
NO. I did NOT design this splendiforous tea cosy.
But I am green with envy. I wish I HAD designed her. There just are not enough superlatives to describe her. Just drink her up in all her glorious exuberance.
Ms Jenny of Capetown designed and made her for a for friend getting married here in Australia just down the road from me. The African Queen is coming down under. But sadly not Ms Jenny. Not this time.
I met Jenny by accident of a mouse click too. We have become good penpals. Or is that e-pals.
And then this came via email from Lorraine of Melbourne
This is what she said - and I believe her.
"I thought I would send you this photo which was not a set up just a shot taken on my iphone at home.
I see from your blog that you love cats. This is my boy Macciato and
your book on the arm of the sofa. Quite a cute shot!"
A VERY cute shot which has of course given me an idea.....



6 comments:
And what a fascinating and very interesting place this old bloggy world is too! Inspiring paths to take in all directions.
LOVE the tea cosy especially.
You are either going to knit a teacosy OF a cat or FOR a cat. Or both!
All HAIL THE QUEEN!
splendid.
Yes, you're going to knit a "cat cosy"
Darlin what interesting places your mouse takes you!...and you obviously appeal to felines as well...man that tea cosy is fab...
I have been reading about that Japanese Textile Study tour and wishing I could go, it sounds amazing. I have contented myself with breeding silk worms with my boys this season ;-) Splendiforous for sure and definitely an African Queen! Gorgeous :-)
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