Maybe.  It didn’t seem too busy when I went on Thursday, but I was there early and left before lunch. 

I liked the new categories Sustainability and Joy of Sharing, where the quilts aren’t judged.  I think we should enter that one, @Lowena . I was going to say next year, but you could do it next year and I could do it in 2028.   

Numbers for August are 18 and 24.

That is Roxy’s Journal of Stitchery and the temperature quilt, for me.

July's numbers are #13, which means there are three numbers being called this month, #9 and #21.

For me, they are free, finish scrappy cushion cover and work on knitted suffragette.  Why am I knitting a suffragette?  It seemed like a good idea at the time. 

Feathers, leaves, swirls, stars, but no daisies.   

June’s numbers are 4 and 16.

For me that is knit slipper socks (I don’t know what that refers to) and to finish a QAYG quilt. 

At long last, I have finished my socks.





Next I’m going to do Ein Bisschen Wurfeln, a free pattern on Ravelry with which you roll a dice to determine how many rows of each pattern you work.

That sounds an excellent find @Ellabella ,
Not many seem to have craft sections and I only read on a Kindle, but, it's a much nicer experience visiting charity shops since they took notice of Mary Portas a few years ago.

I like it when they arrange the clothes by colour, as I only wear blue, purple or hot pink.  We have a couple of charity shops which took no notice of Mary and still sell old tat, which might be just what you’re looking for.