Photo from Spacing MontrealThis says it all, don't you think?
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...Not Thinking about Cashmere
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Posts
KAL: Two Socks, One Week
- Post 1: This Idea I Have
- Post 2: Let's Do This Thing
- Post 3: Crazy Timelines
- Post 4: Yarn & Needles & Gauge
- Post 5: Download The Pattern
- Post 6: Video Tutorial: Magic Loop
- Post 7: Pattern Deconstruction 1.
- Post 8: Pattern Deconstruction 2.
- Post 9: Almost At the Start!
- Post 10: KAL Begins: Sock 1, Cuff/Ankle
- Post 11: Sock 1, Heel Flap
- Post 12: Sock 1, Turn the Heel
- Post 13: Sock 1, Set Up & Work Gusset
- Post 14: Sock 1, Working the Foot
- Post 15: Sock 1, Make The Toe, Graft It Closed
- Post 16: Let's Start Sock 2
- Post 17: Block Those Socks/Take a Bow
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Here am I...
...Not Thinking about Cashmere
But Enough About Me...
- K.Line
- Toronto, Canada
- Form/Function. Line/Curve. Safe/Risk. Art/Craft. Body/Mind. Fashion intersects these. It's how we express what is popular in what is personal. It's where intellect debates sex; where soft and hard duke it out. So much mystery underpins beautiful things. So much confidence rests upon them. Discuss.
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What a lovely photo. It makes me wish I was just walking down that street.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful picture.
ReplyDeleteI feel the same as Mardel.
xoxo
I need to come visit. Your town looks sweet.
ReplyDeleteI was born in Montreal 37 years ago and plan to stay here all my life. I'm teaching my kids that it's the best city in the world :). I love that picture!
ReplyDeleteI had one of those outside staircases/balconies on my Mtl. apt. Was lovely for an evening glass of wine.
ReplyDeleteoooooooh! i love it!
ReplyDeleteAw, there's nothing like spring, is there?
ReplyDeleteMardel and Seeker: I heartily concur!
ReplyDeleteE8: I WISH that were my town. I'm in Toronto, alas, home of all things commerce. Ah, to live in Montreal, home of all things joyous.
Lizzy: Thanks for sharing this with us. You (and they) are very lucky! What neighbourhood are you in?
Miss C: Lots of friends went to McGill and we would sit on their balconies drinking and playing guitar. Such a time...
Droll: Moi aussi!
Ambika: Indeed there is nothing like it. Hope is everywhere.
Well like what it says- "fabulous place to live" for "Only the fashionable"- like Kline.
ReplyDeleteEveryone who lives there is fashionable, GJ!! ;-)
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