'Shruggle' up for Winter

Coming soon to Displaced Moose! - more shrugs! Yes, that's right, I'm finally getting my act in gear and finishing off some projects that have been in the works for a couple of months, and two of those are some lovely new shrugs.

The first, worked in Tunisian Crochet is a lovely variegated green, made with a linen blend yarn by Rowan called Damask. It's lacy and wonderful, and also features a matching beanie, which Bex modelled fetchingly for me! It's a great accessory, and I imagine it would be a killer with jeans, or even out on the town.

The second is a scrummy soft pink concoction made with an angora blend yarn, also by Rowan, called Roma. This one is done in Hairpin Lace, and would be lovely to snuggle up in now that autumn has arrived.

So keep an eye out - more shrugs are making an entrance at Displaced Moose!

We all need our friends...

... and never more so than when we have new products to take pictures of! Thank you so, so, so, so much to Bex who agreed to be my model for my new Alpaca Hairpin Lace Scarf. All I said was 'Fancy being a model for a few minutes?' and she said 'Marvellous!', which is what I like about Bex - she's always agreeable! And didn't she do a fantastic job? While we were at it, I asked her to do a few more piccies as well, so I could update some of my older listings. Have a peek at DM! on Etsy to see what else she modeled!

BTW - the stunning location is actually round the back of our church yesterday after morning service - the weather was so amazing that I had to take advantage of the light and shadow. And the lovely plasterwork. And the amazing stained glass window. And the... well, you get the idea!

Winter is coming, the goose is getting fat...

What? I thought this blog was about mooses, not geeses!

Welcome to the blog presence of Displaced Moose!

Now's the time to get wrapped up and snuggly with all things woolly in time for the winter snows. Or rains, as this is Britain, after all... But if you're not British, and you just have to have a Moose! creation, never fear! I do ship internationally.

But I'm getting ahead of myself! First you must look through my collection of woolly wearables and find something that will keep your head, neck or other relevant body part (Hey now - that's not what I meant!!) warm. How about this sweet beanie to start?



Called Sugar and Spice, it's made from hand-painted wool by Shunklies, another Etsian. It's done in double and single crochet, and is available as soon as you'd like it!

So, be browsing, and I'll speak to you soon!

Moose