Thank you for the tour of Munster and the history lesson Claudia. It seems that you had a nice mini-vacation. Your Safari Cookbook looks interesting. You always have such unique books to share with us. The Lanna Grossa yarn with the shades of green, gold, and pink is gorgeous! It's nice to see your pretty face again😍
Thank you, Carol. It was nice to get away for a short while but I haven't done much crafting as a result. I've been to a local craft market today and that was lovely... it wasn't as many vendors as in previous years because of covid but it was still nice to see what others are making. And I've purchased a few things too. A sewn little bunny in a teacup and a pottery gnome (miniature) for a plant pot. The theme there today was definitely Easter. Enjoy the rest of your weekend, Carol xx
Such a cozy podcast. I adore your blankets and shawl. I hope you find much better LYS I'm your yarnie adventures. Thanks for sharing your trip with us.
Haha it seems they like to cook with beer in southafrica. Happy you enjoyed your trip to Münster. Its so funny with the knitting needles from india. I went to the city were they make them. But they are not sold in india. Even online you can only order them from Europe. It's ridiculous. I will go to a silent retreat tomorrow before I go to Germany. Have a great week
Hi Claudia, thank you for the episodes.I am in love with your crisalida blanket, could you tell me where to find the pattern, I would be eternally grateful.💜
Thank you for the tour of Munster and the history lesson Claudia. It seems that you had a nice mini-vacation. Your Safari Cookbook looks interesting. You always have such unique books to share with us. The Lanna Grossa yarn with the shades of green, gold, and pink is gorgeous! It's nice to see your pretty face again😍
Thank you, Carol. It was nice to get away for a short while but I haven't done much crafting as a result.
I've been to a local craft market today and that was lovely... it wasn't as many vendors as in previous years because of covid but it was still nice to see what others are making. And I've purchased a few things too. A sewn little bunny in a teacup and a pottery gnome (miniature) for a plant pot. The theme there today was definitely Easter.
Enjoy the rest of your weekend, Carol xx
Such a cozy podcast. I adore your blankets and shawl. I hope you find much better LYS I'm your yarnie adventures. Thanks for sharing your trip with us.
Hi Claudia. Your squidge shawl is beautiful. And the Battenberg is so pretty. Love the colours. Have a lovely week!
Another lovely episode Claudia! Great to see your other Squidge Shawl! xx
Haha it seems they like to cook with beer in southafrica.
Happy you enjoyed your trip to Münster.
Its so funny with the knitting needles from india. I went to the city were they make them. But they are not sold in india. Even online you can only order them from Europe. It's ridiculous.
I will go to a silent retreat tomorrow before I go to Germany. Have a great week
Enjoy the treatment and have a safe trip 🤗
I love your cookbook!
I yet have to try the recipes… I think the walnut cake is first.
Hi Claudia, thank you for the episodes.I am in love with your crisalida blanket, could you tell me where to find the pattern, I would be eternally grateful.💜
@@auroradiaz710 The Chrysalis Throw is a pattern by The Floral Hook and is available on Ravelry.
@@sunbirdcrochet Thank you so much Claudia🥰
Glad you had a nice little trip and thanks for sharing. Your “peony” shawl looks so lonely on you. 🧶💕🧶. The Kitchen Safari book is interesting.