Not just because they are tasty. Not just because they are sugarfree. Not just because they are made here in Ballarat by a family owned company. Not just because that family all went to the school I teach at.But also because the awesome (recyclable) tin that they come in makes a great handbag knitting kit!
All the bits and bobs you might need on the run! Markers, darning needles, a tape measure and a little blade for trimming ends. Truly my best idea this week. All the necessities and fits in the handbag with no trouble at all.
And just to prove that I have also been knitting.....
The flower basket shawl from Evelyn Clark in the Yarn Cafe Sock Club yarn from Yarn Collective. Small but lovely.
5 comments:
Wow, you do seem to churn out the knitting! Really nice little shawl. Looks a bit like a really squishable scarf... only it's not right to do that to lace! hehe.
Little tiny nailcutters make good compact wool trimmers, too. Not that you need to go smaller Ü
Beautiful Shawl, and lace...((sigh)) my down fall!
Love the shawl - is that the pistachio colourway? I love the sock clubs - seeing what different people do with the same yarn.
I didn't know any of that about Jila mints....sheesh!
Oh, I love that shawl--I've heard it is small, but it's so lovely!!
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