Food shopping 'up west' and at Borough Market, possibly the best coffee in the world (certainly in England), an exciting wool shop, fabric shopping and cutting and sewing, cable teaching and laughing over knitting on dpns.
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What a wonderful few days I had in London……………..maybe the best memory being Rebecca’s frown of concentration changing to her ‘light up the world' smile when she realised she could indeed knit cables and in the round and in two colours in a row, and had in fact made a top, and buttons. Thank you most of all to her, From A North London Kitchen did me proud.
aww, thanks Mum. I loved having you here so much, and there's never enough time to pack in as much coffee, cake, gossip and making stuff as I'd like (and only a mother would humour casting on 250 stitches in the round!) Come back soon, please!
What a super post! Looks and sounds like you had a fantastic weekend. Are you making a dress? It looks a little like an Amy Butler pattern which I have and still haven't made!
ReplyDeleteWow! Nice post. Rebecca, maybe you could talk your Mum into starting her own blog! You weren't kidding about loving the lemon. That is some serious jelly on that scone. Glad you had a good time. I'm so jealous of your market.
ReplyDeleteThe fabric is indeed Amy Butler, well spotted. It's a top - I'm not quite up to dresses yet, but I'm getting there...sort of.
ReplyDeleteNicole, we thought that the jelly shouldn't be skimped on. It's so delicious, I'm carefully guarding it.
This post and the one previous are so, so, so lovely. Really, I couldn't help but grin while reading. The epitimy of a perfect mother-daugher visit! I can't wait to see your new cable project!!
ReplyDeleteTell your Mom she's an excellent blogger-- she should think about starting one herself! :)