('Cause that was were I was.)
^ The naturel, powder pink, greyish, very dark brown and yellow/gold linen are from Strikk. This shop carries its own beautiful line of linen yarn.
The silvergrey linen on the left is Kalinka's yarn (it's thinner than Strikk's) and the two smaller, blue skeins are organic, hand dyed cotton.
^ Adding stash to stash...
They had buttons too. :-)
And really, which catlady who loves her veggies and fruits,
could resist these tiny(!) cuties?
Also I spotted quite some crochet in the wild.
Like on top op this pram - very stylish.
And in the period rooms of the City Museum...
And a gorgeous sewing box. (Sorry, bad photos.)
In short, a lovely weekend indeed...
♦♦♦ Take care! ♦♦♦
Dank voor je leuke fotoreportage. Wat een mooi garen heb je gekocht, je gaat er vast hele mooie dingen van maken. Geniet er maar van! Dat je voorraad garen groeit, ach dat is herkenbaar, voor mij althans:)
ReplyDeleteI absolutely LOVE the sewing box!! and yes, there is no way anyone could resist those buttons, Sam xx
ReplyDeleteHow fun! Love the photos and love that sewing box!!! :) xo Holly
ReplyDeleteOh Sweden, you lucky devil! My friend lives in Göteborg and the last time I saw her was in Linköping 2 years ago. I love your Ghanaian stool as much as the yarn you picked up. Now that stash in the love retro cabinet - I think I need to visit you for a holiday tee heeeee! Great yarns and what may I ask will you be making?
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