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Renaissance Stripes and Sound of Waves:


Wintry trees and signs of Spring:




Beaches:


a trip to Howth:


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Thank you for your recent visits and comments!
This new pattern is now available on Ravelry, with an introductory discount.




Some recent walks:

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Hello,

Knitting a skinny scarf :


beaches and walks:




a trip to Emo Court, Co. Laois:

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A new pattern called Arabesque:

Some recent photos from Dublin, Belvedere and Tullynally, Co. Westmeath, and Mount Stewart, Co. Down.


An anxious wait:

Our latest family of Wood Pigeons – two parents and two hungry squabs (with longer beaks):


A visitor:


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A new Pattern knit with Renaissance Dyeing lace weight yarn:
Rainbow Jasper


Wicklow:


It’s been stormy:

The sky recently:

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some recent photos:


Some knitting:


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A new pattern called Tokyo Bubbles – it’s a simplified version (mostly garter stitch) of Camino Bubbles. An introductory 10% discount is available using the code bubbles at checkout.


I’m also working on a new colorway for Renaissance Stripes in collaboration with Renaissance Dyeing.


Some local colour:


A misty Autumnal visit to Avondale, Co. Wicklow (you can click on the photos to see bigger versions):

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Hello and thanks for your visits and comments. Hope you are enjoying the Autumn (or Spring) colours!

A new pattern called Gentle Waves – it’s an easy knit with an introduction to dropped stitches.


Some recent photos of walks with Donnie:

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Some new photos of my ~Renaissance Stripes pattern – intarsia knitting with naturally dyed laceweight yarn from Renaissance Dyeing.





Francis Bacon studio, transferred to Dublin:

Botanic Gardens Dublin:

Chester Beatty Library:

Emo Court:





Seaside:

Airfield Estate, Dublin:





Phoenix Park:

Wicklow:


Japanese Maple:

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