With the installation of guerilla knits happeningon Saturday June 20, at Vaucluse House,
the group is madly clicking away.
Copies of Yarnbombing are close at hand.
The kitchen is large with flagstonesand filled with woodfired smoke.
These pies have just come from the oven.
Soon jam will be spread and clotted cream spoonedon freshly baked scones
to nourish our souls while we knit.
Come sit by the fire and get warm.
It's raining outside.
It's raining outside.
There are more logs for the fire coming...
Perhaps a sherry while we wait?
And a dip into some literature to pass the evening hours.
Come join us on Saturday the 20th, from 6-7-30.
So we can all enjoy the sherry,
Vaucluse House are asking for RSVPS.
See you there.
So we can all enjoy the sherry,
Vaucluse House are asking for RSVPS.
See you there.
oh I so wish I could come, it sounds cozy as anything only it is just being summer here so...
ReplyDeleteLooks great. Can't wait
ReplyDeleteI look forward to the full report and photos - it would be great to be there too.
ReplyDeletePity I´m on the "wrong" continent - otherwise I´d certainly come...
ReplyDeleteI would LOVE to go visiting there! And that link is so yummy.
ReplyDeleteKnitted pies! knitted jams!!
Are those real pies or knitted ones? They look real and yummy. The knitted book cover is sensational!
ReplyDeleteSweetness.
ReplyDeleteonce upon a time i could have been there in a flash...
ReplyDeletehave a wonderful time and you've made me hungry for pie and more knitting knowledge.
best wishes
one very tired knitter :)
The knitted book cover is fabulous!
ReplyDeleteWhat a hoot...enjoy the day...
ReplyDeleteyour jams and the scone treat are very impressive,!
best,
Sophie
Very nice.....
ReplyDeleteBooks covers pretty cool too.
Pies, scones and fresh jam ; )
Cheers!
I'm torn between the wrist bands on the statue or the flames, just magnificent....more pics please!! x;)
ReplyDeleteLove the knitted book cover and the fire in the grate. Looks like everyone had a fab time.
ReplyDeleteNext weekend there's an outdoor kntting get-together in Birmingham (where I'm currently at)...something made me pick up my knitting bag before I left home, so I think I now have plans for the coming weekend (despite the fact that it will be nearly 100 degrees, literally) and will be thinking of you while I'm there!
ReplyDeleteThis is a terrific post, inspirational. A pity I live in Melbourne and it's a long time since I knitted, but it reminds me of my last writing group, such warmth and camaraderie. Thanks and good to meet you. I've come here via Marilynne.
ReplyDeleteYou have inspired even non-knitters in Claremont, CA to commission guerrilla art for the street. Apropos of your kindred comment - then we must be very strange indeed.
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