Just taking a break from re-organising the craft room, now that the makeover is done, to share these photos taken last Saturday. We drove over to Selkirk, in the Scottish Borders, to see the yarn bombing that had suddenly appeared in the town.
And finally, here I am under that tree with the kitty in it. We had the best of days for our trip.
No joke this week. The only joke around here right now is how I'm going to get everything sorted out in this room ... I could be some time!
Popping over to Annie's place to link up with all the you smiley people now,
Have a wonderful weekend.
11 comments:
Lovely photos Elizabeth - yarn bombing always makes me smile. Really like the strawberry and owl - sausages made me smile. Anne x
I think this is such a funny idea but I love it. I have seen a lot of examples on the internet. It involves so much work. But how lovely and colourful it is. thanks for sharing. Kate x
Great photos it looks a fab exhibition love and hugs Carole x
I have never heard of yarn bombing but it certainly looks like a very interesting event :o)
Jackie xx
Amazing knitting all round. What clever folk are out there. They really made me smile so thanks for sharing them.
Have fun making your sewing room yours again.
Hugs,
Annie x
Hi Elizabeth....what a fun town, a real treat to see - aren't there some very clever crafty people about. Have fun with the sorting and enjoy your weekend Cheers Robyn
Brilliant - I bet the yarn bombing raised lots of smiles. x Jo
Greetings Elizabeth until yo posted your pictures I had never heard of yard bombing. What a wonderful and colorful idea.
Hugs Diane
Hi Elizabeth
What a gorgeous post..full of colour and smiles!
I think every town & city should be yarn bombed as it makes everyone feel so much happier :)
Absolutely loved the sausages ;)
Tilly x
these photos look fab, glad you had a lovely day
Lovely to see photos of Selkirk, a place dear to my heart. It was my mother's home town and I spent many happy holidays there. Haven't been back since 2007 though' but saw pictures of the yarn bombing on FB.
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