Well Nooo
Posted: Tuesday, 24 June 2008 |
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AH,you're back--was getting worried when i saw your recent blogs had gone!
carol from the usual place
Hope all is well with you, FIiS, and will welcome your blogs whatever the content. Good luck!
Jill from EK
hope you will still blog in your entertaining, educational and informative way - that's what we like! And as for swinging the other way... we're ok with that sort of stuff here....
scallowawife from at home - sore back
Woman you had me worried, welcome back.
Shaz from you know where
Hello Fair Isle Glad to hear you're still with us, we were getting worried.
Carol from IBHQ
I've posted one if not two comments which haven't appeared. welcome back, and we don't worry about swinging either way around here.(do we?)
scallowawife from shetland
I didn't know we were supposed to blog about island stuff, as you can see from my blog I don't all the time, I'm waiting for you to post some stitched work, any stitched work pleeeease......or haven't you had time??? take care, lovely to hear from you,
island threads from lewis
This is a bit weird but bear with me.Last year I went to Juneau in Alaska and end up in the local museum. One of the exhibits was a photo of an Indian from the Aleutian Islands playing a fiddle and a gang of Indians dancing a reel.The comment was that Shetland whalers spent time there at the tur of the century.I believe these islands are now evacuated since WWII.But what made my hair stand on end were some samples of Indian pottery which had symbols that became the FI knitting pattern if you squashed them.Could be cruise ship mania but is there any history that you know of anybody?
aquaerial from whalsay
The designs used in fair isle knitting seem to have arrived from all over the world, trading with passing ships etc all introduced different designs into the imagination & things just snowballed from there. History shows that many designs started to appear all over the world within the same timeline, great minds thinking alike on a large scale perhaps. Ps, who stole summer ??????
Angela from Fair Isle
Faire Isle fisherman's knitting pattern. Can you help? Thank you. Sigrid, San Diego, USA
Sigrid50@yahoo.com from searching...
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