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| Being a knitter and former weaver these skeins of coloured wool were inspiring, almost enough to drag out my loom again. |
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| This is one of those kid whirlygig things and as usual I couldn't resist giving it the macro treatment |
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| These colourful scarves caught my eye at Salamanca market as did the rugs below. |
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| Being a teacher, I am in a position to collect weird and wonderful bits and pieces. These were collected so the children could use them as a sorting activity or as a printing object. I tipped the out of the floor and played with them for awhile and came up with this. Find the odd one out? |
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| The pattern on the side of a bowl at the market at Salmanca, in Hobart, Tasmania |
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| I visited a weaving studio and fell in love with the coloured yarns on these shelves. Ohh..... to have time to be crafty again. |
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| These beautifully coloured soaps were also for sale at the market. All handmade too. Just gorgeous. |
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| Gorgeous and colourful children's toys were also on display at the market. There are a plethora of talented crafts people living in Tasmania. |
