Lavender mice sewn during half term workshops here in our studio - very cute and sweet-smelling!

Latest missive from Bea, received here at Fibreworks International HQ this morning:

Delighted to be offered the job of World Knitting Correspondent for The Fibreworks.  STOP.  Will sort out salary and Conditions of Service upon my return.  STOP.  Am on the Merino Trail on behalf of all our passionate and avid knitters.  STOP.  Tough job but someone has to do it. STOP. Perhaps you can see why my jumper knitted up so quickly and was so large now. STOP.  Obviously something to do with the size of the Merino sheep in these parts. STOP. Thought it might have been my tension at first.  STOP.

Please send details of credit card to cover expenses.  END

Knit groupie Bea has sent us a photo of an enormous sweater
she saw while tour the North Island in New Zealand.
Bea was so impressed has contacted the The Guinness Book of World Records and they have agreed to consider it....

Or has Bea shrunk!

Thanks Bea, 
The Fibreworks official knitting world correspondent....see you soon xx

Esther has made us some miniature teddies and fox brooches.
With immaculate, tiny stitching and neatly folded bows....reminds me of the good eyesight i used to have !!

A fabulous rag rug made by Ruth from black, pink and white T-shirts. Such an easy craft, such striking results. Our next class is on Tuesday 4 December if you feel inspired to have a go yourself.

A nursery quilt class took place this Saturday with our tutor Pam.