some pictures...
huge fair ! And 'a fête' it was.
One of the first stands we saw, was displaying knitwear by Sophie Digard. We couldn't resist taking a picture, but the salesladies got quite angry. Pas de photo's ! olalala...
Walking about, we were astounded that so many Parisiennes were actually wearing a Sophie Digard scarf, although they are soooo expensive.
Wouldn't you want one too ? I always think I'm going to make one myself. I actually started one. But it is so timeconsuming, and I am not so patient.
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| this is an incognito picture of sophie digard stuff. |
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Next we halted at the stand of
elle tricote. Can you imagine wearing this gorgeous dress ?
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| Now how would this look on me ? |
the scarf i'm showing is knitted in mohair. 1 skein is
1 km (yes !) of mohair. It's the thinnest wool I've ever seen. My sister has bought it, and will knit that scarf. I wonder how it will knit.
there was also an exhibition of plaids and quilts. This one I particularly liked, because it combined different crafts. It had lots of blues and earhtly colours, and some crochet was included.
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| I love this quilted plaid. It has crochet in it. |
