A few weeks ago, I made mention that I went to a wool and knitting festival in Denmark. Here's what I saw...
Lots of yarn, knitting, accessories, and woolly goodness
Lovely flat beaches (where cars drive through!) with intense high and low-tides
The island is a beautiful place with a sweeping coastline populated by sandy dunes, and the inland crisscrossed by pristine cycle pathways and super-charming thatch-roofed houses.
The festival itself was a nice way to connect to the local style and see what designers are doing. It seems like the local style focuses on stranded colorwork and tweeds which was up my alley!
Hand-knit decorations
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| the shelter at the ferry |
Fields of lavender
Lots of yarn, knitting, accessories, and woolly goodness
Lovely flat beaches (where cars drive through!) with intense high and low-tides
The island is a beautiful place with a sweeping coastline populated by sandy dunes, and the inland crisscrossed by pristine cycle pathways and super-charming thatch-roofed houses.
And, I did manage to bring back some lovelies. I couldn't help myself.
Donegal yarn with cashmere
Blown-plied alpaca that's so soft and airy
Experimental big-cotton
3 comments:
Oh my gosh, the scenery is breathtaking, and those yarns are absolutely beautiful!
Lovely woolly goodness!
I do recommend Denmark's mainland and surrounding islands for some beautiful countrysides and vistas. Thanks for stopping by!
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