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Today is all about something different.

 

So instead of knitting I cleaned my bathroom and my oven.

 

The actual energy expended in doing both of these things meant that I slept most of the afternoon. It’s 7pm and the only food I’ve eaten today was a few strawberry lace sweets.

Healthy! Thanks M.E; I love you too.

So today, along with the feeling of F.O Friday I’m going to show you something I whipped up this week which was a first for me.

Raddish

It’s a radish! My first radish admittedly, but also my first Ami. It’s a commission for a shop customer who’s friend requested one. The idea is that the finished item is made into a broach, hung from the leaves. I didn’t have a broach pin, so the customer can sort that themselves. The leaves are made from Snuggly DK, the main bit of the raddish is some cotton and the bottom is scrap DK.

Well looks like I’m late again. Tonights post will be late though and seeing as I’m sneaking this in before most people are awake (Saturday 7am- Wonderwool baby!) I hope that my 1 or 2 viewers don’t mind xD

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