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Tuesday, 1 August 2017

Etsy Adelaide Community Market



It was a happy Saturday because I visited a market:
the Etsy Adelaide Community Market at Tonsley.

A wide view of the market under the roof of the Main Assembly Building (MAB) at Tonsley. The roof allows plenty of light to enter between the network of girders. People are milling around a group of market stalls.

This is the front page of a DL sized double-sided leaflet. There is a montage of photographs with various goods and a footer at the bottom "Adelaide Etsy Community Market powered by Square SAT 29 JULY 2017 10AM-4PM Tonsley Innovation District" Goods from top to bottom include a leather tag, a succulent in a white pot with a white love-heart alongside with the word 'LOVE', two clutch bagsin blue and patterned orange and white fabrics, a watercolour of a pink flamingo and a small bunch of white and pink beads on a necklace.
  
 

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Saturday, 10 June 2017

Broomstick Rainbow Finished for You

Cowl displayed on wooden coathanger as if it were around the neck. The cowl has one twist in it and two layers around the neck. Rainbow stripes are in the following sequence dark blue, light blue, green yellow, orange, red, and then in reverse. The background is a wooden trellis of diagonal slats.
Continuous Scarf (Cowl) in Broomstick Lace
made by Jodiebodie, May 2017


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Wednesday, 17 May 2017

Mayday! Mayday! RAH, rah, rah!

Above-view of a posy of flowers - pink and white roses, white lillies and white carnations with green filling plant (maybe gypsophila).
"Get Well" flowers


It was a Mayday call on a Monday May Day morning that brought about the ambulance ride, through peak hour traffic, to a major city hospital.

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Friday, 9 December 2016

Ravellenic Games Review 2016

A masthead graphic for all Ravellenic Games participants to use in their communications about the Ravellenic Games. The words Ravellenic Games are in a novelty font in orange, green and purple. The year 2016 is in large yellow numerals. A ball of yarn with two crossed knitting needles is surrounded by a stylised laurel wreath.



A rectangular (portrait orientation) metal and enamel pin. The subject is the Ravelry mascot, Bob the dog, who has a white face with black patches over his eyes and muzzle. He is wearing a mardi gras headpiece and is surrounded by tropical coloured leaves or feathers. The leaves are orange, hot pink, yellow and aqua. Bob is wearing a blue collar with a pendant in the shape of a yellow ball of yarn.
The Ravelry Mascot, Bob, appears on the
commemorative pin.
My Ravellenic Games souvenir pin finally arrived in the post today! It was lovingly designed by Guin
(otherwise known as Octagonfudge on Ravelry) of
Perpetual Flights Studio.

Have you heard of the Ravellenic Games?  If not, you might like to find out more from one of my earlier posts (14 July 2016) which has links and an explanation of what you need to know.

While the Ravellenic Games were on, it was pretty busy but great fun.  I made faster crochet progress in two weeks than I have in two months!  Now that the rush of the Ravellenic Games is over, there is time to review and share the projects!

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