when it struck me I was underneath a couple right then. A nice Kenwood, which was the house label for Eatons, a Canadian department store chain,
and a really ugly label from New Zealand on an otherwise lovely cantaloupe and cream check wool blanket. Never have been a duvet person.
Speaking of wool, may I draw your attention to this, needled , a well written blog that I read almost every day. This post is about a favorite sweater. Kate is a designer who lives in Edinburgh.
Will check out your newest flickr additions pronto. I love blanket labels, you're right about that N.Z. one...definetely ugly.
ReplyDeleteBlanket looks cosy though...
I have gotten a kick out of the labels on the blankets and other things I inherited from my Mother. So much history in a label....
ReplyDeleteI love reading Kate's blog too, she is well know in the knitting world over here as she has a vast knowledge on knitting history.
ReplyDeleteGreat labels Jan. I must go and look at some of my older blankets, make sure what their labels look like. They are 40 years old, and still in use [wool, of course]. Thanks for the link to the blog, will be great reading. Love anything to do with knitting. Cheers.
ReplyDeleteAha--lovely post! Thanks for the blog links, too--will check out Kate's blog...
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