(Yey! Found another cable that works)
We all went out for a curry at the Nila Palace (our favourite curry place) last night to celebrate. It was probably Jonny's last curry there before moving to America and one of the staff ran out after him, opened our taxi door and presented him with a Bangala glass to remember them by. He has been a very good customer over the years. Here he is displaying it in the taxi (sorry for rubbish camera phone pics).
Yesterday lunchtime I headed into town on various missions. I bought myself a selection of buttons, some for the bear cardi, a couple for the flaps on the gloves and some to make cardigan number three from a few posts previous.
I also got some brown wool to sew the bear's faces and because it seemed such a shame to only buy one ball of which I would use a tiny amount, I bought three, so I could make something proper (oops). 
And just because I feel like I should show some actual knitting. Here's one of my finished Broadstreet Mittens. 
5 comments:
Number 3 was my fave!
I've never seen that baby alpaca DK before.
Love the Glove- was that sock yarn?
Yorkshire Tea Party is one of the best blog titles I've seen!
I made some socks in that very yarn! I never blogged them though..... Your mittens wil ast a very long time - that yarn is really hard wearing.
It's Regia 6 ply. Clearly great minds thing alike.
Yorkshire Tea Party was my idea. Not that I am smug or anything. I rarely come up with names for stuff so I am proud of this one (I didn't come up with recycling sheep).
The mitten/glove looks great. It makes me want to investigate 6ply more closely as I have a scarf pattern that uses it.
Wow, the mitten-gloves look well cool!
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