Knit your own Royal Wedding
joanlawson
Member Posts: 8,681
Get knitting everyone :!: You've got plenty of time before 29th April, and it will only cost you £80. I like the corgis best
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1365155/Knitted-Royal-wedding-souvenirs-line-including-Archbishop-Canterbury-couple-corgis.html
Joan
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1365155/Knitted-Royal-wedding-souvenirs-line-including-Archbishop-Canterbury-couple-corgis.html
Joan
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OMG that is horendous!!!
my mil used to know a lady that knitted dolls and had loads made for my oldest daughter when she was small.....they absolutely terrified her!...they were truly awful lol!0 -
does it matter if i drop the odd stich??????????????? not to good at this knitting lark can just about manage a scarfval0
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delboy wrote:Wasn't someone going to knit me a willie warmer?
Plain, striped, or a Fairisle pattern :?:0 -
Next project for expert knitters..........Knit your own Rehab, Tony, Mell, Del, Rob and Joseph..............only the very finest wool will do :!:0
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Plaid as in Scottish tartan :!: Or did you mean plain :?: Sable of course :!:0
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Joan,
Ellen has inexplicably taken up knitting (my 12 year old - "Far too cool for anything" daughter). Do you want to give her some tips??
She's about 3 feet into her first scarf... my mum's been helping her. I wouldn't even know one end of a knitting... stick thingy from another
Nxx0 -
delboy wrote:Plaid as in oop north
OK, Plaid it is :!: Something like this :?:
Quite difficult to knit, but nothing's impossible.0 -
NinaKKang wrote:Joan,
Ellen has inexplicably taken up knitting (my 12 year old - "Far too cool for anything" daughter). Do you want to give her some tips??
She's about 3 feet into her first scarf... my mum's been helping her. I wouldn't even know one end of a knitting... stick thingy from another
Nxx
Hi Nina
Good for Ellen :!: It's a useful skill to acquire, so tell her to keep at it. I will expect a fashion show next time I see her0 -
delboy wrote:joanlawson wrote:delboy wrote:Plaid as in oop north
OK, Plaid it is :!: Something like this :?:
Quite difficult to knit, but nothing's impossible.
Got it in blue?
Flippin Heck :!: Your wish is my command, sir :!: :roll:
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can i have a monochrome one
hehe
Rich0 -
I love knitting and crochet as well.
But...............
I thought the Royal Wedding ensemble was the worst thing I have
ever seen - craft-wise. :roll:
Kath0 -
i haven't stopped laffin yet!! this is crazy?? don't think i'll bother to be honest... but the queation is: What the heck do you with them once you've finished?
There is no snooze button on a cat who wants breakfast.0 -
Ye gods it's stranger than me and that's saying something!, anyway I don't know Joan it doesn't do it for me not sure what to make of it?!, hey can you get a knit yourself a life pack as well???.0
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delboy wrote:Brilliant, will it be ready for May?
Depends on the size required.0 -
RichC wrote:can i have a monochrome one
hehe
Rich
Hello Rich. I don't think we've met before, but you can certainly have a monochrome one. It's a bit easier to knit than Del's plaid anyway :roll: Not sure what colour, but how about midnight blue :?:0 -
mellman01 wrote:Ye gods it's stranger than me and that's saying something!, anyway I don't know Joan it doesn't do it for me not sure what to make of it?!, hey can you get a knit yourself a life pack as well???.
Dead easy, Mell :!: I'll knit one for you any day0 -
Nice one Joan I'll hold ya to that!!.0
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