Last December, I saw a very simple and cute scarf knitted by Angie ( le monde de sucrette) and I thought to knit one for me, too, but then I was busy with the gifts to prepare for family and friends back in Italy .... so nothing was done for me!!! Luckily, some days ago, while browsing through my blogs list, I found a post from Ilaria ( IDA interior lifestyle) , who was proposing the same (she added a pompom!) piece of clothing .... I didn't have any excuse to wait longer for knitting my own triangular scarf!!!! ;oD So, I started .... Do you want to start one, too ??? Well, you need : some yarn ! My personal choice was : Lana Grossa Basics Calmo (59% acrylic, 24% cotton and 17% linen), shade 207. All my 4 balls of yarn (50g each) have been used for this project. Then 2 balls (50g each) from Rowan Classic Cotton Jeans Yarn (100% cotton), shade 365-Sierra, for both stripes and tassels! a pair of 4,5mm knitting circular needles or, if you prefer, a pair of long strai
Dear Alessandra, You are living in a very ethnic and otantic place.. All photos are very exciting.. The cows are quite different from the cows in Turkey.. So interesting..:))
ReplyDeleteCooows!! Yes, they are really cute :-)). Thanks for sharing all these nice pics!
ReplyDeleteFantastic snapshots! Ada :)
ReplyDeleteI just love your photo strolls!! Cute cows!
ReplyDeleteKate :}
Lovely! What a beautiful, colourful place you live in, Alessandra - brilliantly phorographed of course! :D
ReplyDeleteAlison x
Motto carine queste foto, ma anche un'po triste.
ReplyDeleteUn bacione grande
Nata
indonesia is so interesting, i like seeing these photos. i've been to sumatra and the mentawais, but really spent most of the time on a boat in the islands (mentawais).
ReplyDeletehave a wonderful weekend!
How very interesting!!! There is so much to see in your photos. I like the cows and the sweet stall.....are they sweets?
ReplyDeleteAmanda :-)