Sticktoitiveness in Kingston.

Out for breakfast after a week of ‘cleansing’ (you know… no chocolate, booze, coffee, preservatives etc and for two days, no solids) we went to our fave place in downtown Kingston: Morrison’s. We got a window seat across from the back of City Hall where the new outdoor skating rink is and there is always the apple guy who has cider as well as hot cider for the skaters. I noticed that next to him was Muse Handknitting. The youg woman is in the market (the oldest outdoor market in Canada at 204 years old) most market days and sells quite an assortment of handknits: socks, baby items, fashionable tops, bags… you name it, all knit in a heavyish wool. They are all wonderful

Her Mum and she were sitting huddled between the back of her tent and her van. It was a sunny day but by no means warm.

I’ll never again complain about my indoor show booths!

Similar Posts

  • Free Woolly

      This lovely puddy tat was captured taking his afternoon (and if I know cats – his morning and evening..) nap under a price tag of $5. This was at a fruit and veg stand on our way to Picton one sunny afternoon and we stopped to pick up some fresh produce. The whole time…

  • Two Beauties?!

    This is me (dark… with specs) and my neighbour at the recent One of a Kind Chicago show. Jennifer is a potter and has wonderful designs that would also look good knit up somehow! Waterside Studio is her work’s monika, and he Mum helps her out in her lovely booth. I need a desk too…

  • Colleagues

    I can’t believe I ate the whole thing…. well, that’s a bit of what I feel now that the first craft show of the year is over. One of the most fun parts was the Mango martinis and sushi we designers were offered after the opening night fashion show. Here’s a pic of three of…

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *