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Keep a fine balance.

The beauty of sunrises, ingenious knit techniques, crochet mysteries, inspiring fiber creations, a fantastic art mag.

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Jodie Morgan
Dec 17, 2023
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The full Sunday Scroll is for Yarn Bay Insiders only. And you can become one! Enjoy your first issue free in your welcome letter when you join us here.



In case you missed it.

  • Fiber Friday: Routine Crafting

Here are last week’s top recommendations.

  • Jane Brocket shows you her pile of her beautiful knitted socks.

  • Christabel Balfour wrote about 2024 being the year of real life.

  • KnitLeaks offers the anatomy of a knitted sock.

In this week’s issue.

The beauty of sunrises, trying the balancing act, festive rituals, soothing music, the power (good and bad) of stories, and reflection.

Ingenious knitting techniques, crochet mysteries, awe-inspiring fiber creations, satisfy your career curiosity, and book recommendations.

Fascinating women throughout history, a dose of good news, keep your reading organized, a fantastic art mag, and a fun game.


(Disclosure: Any purchases made through links may earn me a commission.)

Sometimes the mundane is just what you need.

Fat Turkey Farm
prefers the dull moments.


Keep a fine balance.

Sarah C Swett
at
The Gusset
tries to manage the balancing act.

(You know when you think: “I’d love to do that one day!” That’s how I feel about weaving. For now though I’m living vicariously through Sarah’s musings.)


The gift that keeps on giving.

Karen Davis
captures the beauty of the sunrise.

(There’s something universal about human’s love of sunrises. Karen Davis’ photography is stunning and so varied!)


Stir it up for some good luck.

Victoria Harrison
suggests a ritual for your Christmas Pudding.

(I’ve been thinking about what I’ve planned for Christmas and bringing some new and old rituals to the experience. I’ll incorporate “Stir In A Wish” into my Christmas Pudding which I’ll be making soon.)


Explore another world.

FogChaser
scores the first chapter in a utopian novel.

(His music sends me to another realm, it’s so evocative and soothing.)


What are you telling yourself?

Karen Davis
’ post on Telling The Story is heartfelt and moving.

“How are your stories? What stories need revision, to move forward, to bring joy into your life? What stories will enable you to fly free?”

(This resonated with me about the stories we tell ourselves and how if we find they are no longer serving us, we can let them go.)


Reflecting on the year almost gone.

It seems it’s reflection time and forward plans. Thinking about what you’d planned for 2023, what you’d achieved, and planning for 2024.

There were some excellent ideas shared.

Kathryn Stewart
on the value of reflection.

Lisa Doherty
shared how to keep momentum in your craft practice.

Donna McArthur
wrote about how we can move forward in our lives.

Jackie
shares her thoughts on productivity and planners.

Mackenzie
discusses how your time is finite.


Make it your own.

Kavitha
helps you understand the reasons for modifying a knitting pattern.



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