Hello! Welcome to my Silent Sunday and delighted to have someone new to visit. Mine is of giant wooden knitting needles which I snapped at the Country Living Fair in Glasgow yesterday. Big Knitting seemed to be very popular and I couldn't resist this basket of colourful needles.
Thank you - friends bought some Big Knitting accessories at the Country Living Fair and have apparently already made a cosy hot water bottle cover in no time at all. I can't knit at all though the giant size of big knitting made it seem much easier.
It was a lovely day Julie - I'm afraid I haven't got many photos at all as just had my phone with me and it picked that day to die on me. It's now off to Vodafone and I'm awaiting replacement! You can see all the big knitting things here though http://ingridwagner.com/interior-textiles-painting/big-knitting-big-crochet
I'm glad there are people much cleverer than me that knew what they were, I didn't have a clue, but in all fairness I was so blown away by your header it was hard to concentrate, what a beautiful shot that is!
Ummm... I need some words... just what are these??
ReplyDeleteIt's my first Silent Sunday, so 'Hello' :)
Hello! Welcome to my Silent Sunday and delighted to have someone new to visit. Mine is of giant wooden knitting needles which I snapped at the Country Living Fair in Glasgow yesterday. Big Knitting seemed to be very popular and I couldn't resist this basket of colourful needles.
DeleteInteresting, I'd love to know what you're going to make with them
ReplyDeleteThank you - friends bought some Big Knitting accessories at the Country Living Fair and have apparently already made a cosy hot water bottle cover in no time at all. I can't knit at all though the giant size of big knitting made it seem much easier.
DeleteLovely and colourful but, what are they?
ReplyDeleteThey're big knitting needles for big knitting! Saw them at the Country Living Fair and couldn't resist taking a photo! Helen
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ReplyDeleteI'm with everyone else.
ReplyDeleteCan you give us a clue? ;)
There are a few correct guesses here - they are in fact big knitting needles!
DeleteInteresting photo x
ReplyDeleteThanks Kim - We had a great day out at the Country Living Christmas Fair and one of the stands was Ingrid Wagner who specialises in Big Knitting!
Deleteknitting needles?
ReplyDeleteYou're right - well done! See comment above for more info. :)
DeleteI was wondering if these are knitting needles too! Curious!
ReplyDeleteYour wonderings are right - Big Knitting Needles! Made me think of giants. :)
DeleteI think they are some form of knitting needle, especially made to be used for the fabrics that are shown! :)
ReplyDeleteSpot on! These were on sale at the Country Living Christmas Fair - such fun!
DeleteSo colourful. Now we have to wait for a future #SilentSunday for you to show us what you did with them :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for visiting - I also had a picture of giant balls of yarn and couldn't decide which one to put up!
DeleteVery envious of a day at the Country Living Christmas Fair... haven't you got more photos to share, I'd love to see them. Julie x
ReplyDeleteIt was a lovely day Julie - I'm afraid I haven't got many photos at all as just had my phone with me and it picked that day to die on me. It's now off to Vodafone and I'm awaiting replacement! You can see all the big knitting things here though http://ingridwagner.com/interior-textiles-painting/big-knitting-big-crochet
DeleteWow, they're great needles! I'm hopeless at knitting and really slow, but perhaps even I could get somewhere with these!! x
ReplyDeleteThat's what I thought too - I'm going to have a go!
DeleteI'm glad there are people much cleverer than me that knew what they were, I didn't have a clue, but in all fairness I was so blown away by your header it was hard to concentrate, what a beautiful shot that is!
ReplyDeleteGiant knitting needles! How fab, looks like they'll be great fun. Love the blog :)
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