It's that time of the year again!
When I wear my silly green sock with shamrocks on, put on my dainty silver shamrock that my aunty brought from Ireland, make the best mash potato, have a little bit of a teary smile when thinking of my sisi living far away on that beautiful green isle, have a shot of Jameson then, take the Irish flag to school and read the kids the story of St Patrick, and show them a real clover, and have them searching for four-leaved clovers in their backyards in the afternoon.
Going on a Guinness search now-now, to make Jack Monroe's deliciously looking Guinness brownies.
And, as usual - a tiny shamrock bunting - this one adorning the neck of the leprechaun the Gr 1 teacher with the Irish name dug out of her store room this morning :-)
Easiest, pretty garland pattern here |
I made this bunting with Moya Yarn's organic cotton in Apple, available from Yarn in a Barn and Scaapi
A roundup of more St Patrick's crochet patterns is available at Crochet Concupiscence.
Last year's St Patrick's post here.
Last year's St Patrick's post here.
Happy Paddy Day.
Hope you find a pot of gold! |
Sounds like a great St. Patrick's day! Enjoy!! :-)
ReplyDeleteTake care
Anne (Crochet Between Worlds)
so nice, I'm off looking for the gold now ;-)
ReplyDeleteHappy St Patrick's Day :)
ReplyDeleteJillxo (from N Ireland but living in England)