In July, apart from my normal monthly Montage post, I had three posts about cooking, three posts about crobhet and two posts about my apple tree.
Crochet first.
I published my latest pattern for a thing that I call a Hexatetraflex. I had made the standard version and a slightly more ambitious version that gave a kaleidoscopic effect when flexed. I also had two posts about the coat I am making for my daughter. Only one photograph because the photographs for the first post are not very interesting, out of context. The one below shows the sleeve and the beginnings of the front and back.
The three posts about different things I had cooked concerned, banana bread with added coconut and some healthy coconut cookies: both made to use up some desiccated coconut and a fougasse: a sort of bread made in France.
The other two posts were about my discovering that my apple tree had managed to produce two apples after all. Of course I couldn’t resist adding in a few flower photographs at the same time.
I need to checkout your new pattern, it looks as if it might be good for my mother, she has dementia, it’d give her something to Fidel with rather than her hair all the time x
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Yes it is good for restless fingers. I have wondered if it would be an alternative to the twiddle muffs people make for those with dementia.
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I love your mix of baking, crochet and flowers – apart from the baking (which I no longer do but am always happy to admire and benefit from the effort of others!), crochet and flowers are my idea of heaven.
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Think I agree with you about the crochet and flowers!
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