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October 5, 2018 ~ curiousbytwo

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a student in my @brontesewingroom Crochet class yesterday, one of my students brought this beautifully crocheted blanket in. It was her own baby blanket, made for her by a loving Aunt. She wanted to learn how to repair the edge, which had become worn. She talked about the difficulty in finding the same colour to match the frayed edge. This led to a discussion about visible v invisible repairs. A visible repair can acknowledge the wear and tear of age and respects the 'damage' of time as representing treasured memories and the repairs as visible and decorative scars that acknowledge the value of the object.

kids making home made pizza for lunch.

Procrastination Sunday in this house today. At least my daughter’s procrastinating resulted in Rainbow Cookies. Mine just produced guilt.

I attended a wonderful, inspiring Dilly Bag making workshop with local Dharawal women and skilled educator, Shannon Foster today at the Australian Museum, Sydney. A lovely group of women, amazing stories. Learned a lot and ever more aware of how much I don't know about our culture. Even more impressed with the skills of local indigenous people. @australianmuseum

Day off and an increasingly rare throwback to the 80s domestic moment for the hungry afterschool hoards. Thanks to thermomix pikelets.

This is my mini test sock for my upcoming Sock School class at The Bronte Sewing Room on May 4th! Making socks is not as tricky as it looks and lots of fun. @brontesewingroom

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