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Alpacas getting their annual haircut
You may have noticed that some of our alpacas have been looking rather fluffy lately? Here is Louisianna looking like a cute and cuddly teddy bear!
The weather was getting warmer and it was time for the annual hair cut. Our regular shearer, Mike, came with his crew to the fields one Sunday morning and we got to work.
He's got such a gentle way with the alpacas and causes minimal stress for them. The shearing is very fast and the alpacas are back on their feet, a few kilos lighter, within minutes!
We have had some absolutely stunning fleeces this year. Most of the fleece is still white, although we have a few light fawn and brown fleeces too.
The outside of the alpacas fleece gets a little bleached by the sun and it is only when you shear that you see the true colour of the fleece. This is Dusty's fleece and it is a gorgeous copper shade, whereas her two sons (Iago and Malachi) are totally different colours.
Here is Iago after shearing with his little brother, Malachi. A few kilos lighter and much happier in the warm sunshine!
This year we are planning a very special project with the fleeces from my animals. Stay tuned!
Tracy and the alpacas xxx
Foraging in June – preparations for a workshop
I love making the most of what grows around me and being able to share it with you at our popular knitting workshops. June means there are flowers everywhere, and some of these are great for cordial making. Last week I went out hunting for elderflowers and luckily these are very easy to find. They grow happily in hedgerows near parks and football pitches and I did not have to go far to find what I needed.
I picked around 50 of the lovely white flowerheads, enough to make approximately 4 liters of cordial. I roughly followed the recipe from the River Cottage website. They have some great advice for foragers and people wanting to make the most of the produce around them.
I started by cutting of most of the stems and checking them for bugs. I then placed the flowers in two large pots as I was making double portion and haven't got one big enough to accommodate everything in one go. I grated the zest of my lemons, put it in with the flowers and poured boiling water over. It is then recommended to leave the flowers covered overnight to extract the most flavour.
The next day add the lemon juice and strain the liquid through a cloth to remove impurities. Add sugar and bring it to a boil. Boil for a few minutes before pouring into sterilised bottles. And voila! You have successfully bottled summer!
I will be serving this cordial at our July workshop which is now sold out and also at the following workshops (disclaimer: only available as long as stock lasts). You can book onto a workshop by clicking here.
Let me know if you try making cordial too and how you get on with it!
Kari-Helene xxx
Introducing Masika – baby alpaca number 2 of 2016!
Born on on the stormy and wet morning of Wednesday the 8th of June, this little bundle of white alpaca fluff was born. He is the second cria of the year and is the son of Fantasia. His big sister is Louisianna and she is sniffing his head in the picture trying to work out who this little creature is! I'm sure they will be having loads of fun running round the fields together very soon!
I wasn't quite sure what to name the little one, and after Kari-Helene posted his photo on Facebook, the suggestions kept coming in! There were so many wonderful names to choose from, and in the end I opted for Masika. It's an Egyptian name meaning "born during rain" and it is very suited to this little fella!
This weekend is the annual shearing and seeing as we also have the Cambridge Town and Country Show we shall be very busy! We'll be back with pictures of skinny alpacas next week!
Lots of love from Tracy and the alpacas xxx
Customer Gallery – Maddie Children's Dress
If you were reading our blog last week, you'd have seen one of our best selling patterns; Maddie Dress. You may know we do adult knitting patterns, but did you know we also have children's versions of some of our favourite designs?
One of the absolute stars of our children's collection is the Maddie Dress available both as a knitting pattern and as a complete knitting kit. It has been featured on Love Knitting's Facebook site, pictured in several magazines and doing really well on Ravelry. We love seeing your versions of our designs and the children's wear is no exception.
Here are some of our favourite customer projects of our Maddie Children's Dress.
Gina has knitted the dress in the original grey colour but using a different yarn. It looks lovely, and we really like Gina's photos! Check out her Ravelry project page here.
Hilary has knitted the Maddie Dress for a christening using a stunning mix of merino and bamboo. It looks like it drapes beautifully and the lovely blue colour lends itself beautifully to the leaf pattern. It reminds us of blue spring flowers! Check out the cute construction images too!
Florence has knitted this stunning dress for Valentina's 3rd birthday. She looks pretty happy wearing it! Florence has knitted the dress using an Italian alpaca yarn and it looks as if it has knitted up beautifully. We're thinking little sister will want one too! Here is a link to the Ravelry project page.
Zuzu from Canada has made this beautiful version in pink for a cute little girl's 4th birthday and the birthday girl does a sterling job modelling and cooking at the same time! Excellent multi tasking. Here is a link to Zuzu's project page.
We know that living far away from where you can easily get hold of our yarn can make it difficult to know what yarn to use. We hope that seeing successful substitutions such as these will make the choices easier. If you would like to try using some of our British alpaca yarn we do ship overseas for a £10 postage fee.
We love seeing your finished projects, do send us your photos of you modelling your finished garment. All photos are featured with permission.
Tracy & Kari-Helene xxx
Design Focus – Maddie Dress
Our knitted dresses have become something Purl Alpaca Designs' is known for. Our Icon dress has been a firm favourite since the launch in 2012. Following the success of the first dress design Kari-Helene started working on a way of using a classic leaf knitting pattern to create the full skirt shape of the Maddie Dress, one of 13 designs in the Manor Farm Collection of 2013.
Through using various needle sizes Kari-Helene manipulates the pattern into creating a flared skirt without decreasing stitches as the skirt is worked from the bottom up. Casting on using needles that seem far too large for the thickness of yarn helps keep the dress lightweight in spite of the large number of stitches cast on. The dress is knitted using Purl Alpaca Fine yarn and uses needles from 7mm to 3.5mm. We recommend investing in a set of circular needles such as Kari-Helene's favourites; Addi bamboo. Whilst knitting the skirt you will gradually use smaller and smaller needles before ending up with a firm fabric for the body of the dress.
The leaf pattern on the skirt is written out in full whilst the patterns on the sleeves and the back of the dress follows a chart. If you are worried about reading charts, fear not. By the time you reach the charts you will have knitted several repeats of the leaf pattern and by this point know the construction well. This makes reading the charts a lot easier! The stitches involved are mainly knits and purls, yarn overs to create the eyelets and a combination of increases and decreases to create the leaf shapes. It is useful to know the difference between left and right slanting decreases.
In the pictures Kari-Helene has styled the dress using a black petticoat from Vivien of Holloway. This helps show off the amazing fullness of the skirt and makes the dress flare out beautifully. It is by no means necessary though, and the dress looks stunning without too.
The Maddie Dress is an advanced knit. The fullness of the skirt means you cast on between 400 and 600 stitches. We recommend placing stitch markers to keep track! This is maybe not a project for knitting on the bus or in front of the TV (especially not one of the foreign, subtitled dramas) but it is definitely a project that will keep you on your toes and thoroughly entertained.
We hope to have tickled your interest in the Maddie dress, it really is a fascinating knit and we're confident you will enjoy making it!
Tracy & Kari-Helene xxx
Introducing Malachi
Whenever we are at shows, a lovely young lady called Ella looks after my alpacas. I had a day off on Sunday to drive to Southend on Sea for my niece's BBQ. It was a lovely afternoon and I just had time to arrive, have a few hugs and chat to some people before a text came from Ella saying she had good news; Dusty had given birth and the baby looked fine.
When a new baby is born, I have to spray the umbilical cord so that it is sealed against flies or parasites and the birthing kit was in the back of our van, Bessie. With a hasty goodbye, I drove back to the farm and met a beautiful baby boy who I'm going to call Malachi (Mala-kye). Bearing in mind, his father is George (light fawn) and Dusty is light brown, Malachi's colour is such a surprise as it's a beautiful rich dark brown with a hint of red. So here he is, a week early and what a sweetie!
Mother and baby are doing really well and Malachi's a real cutie!
That's the latest update from the alpaca field. We have quite a few babies on the way this year, so there will be plenty more cute photos over the next months. Stay tuned!
Lots of love, Tracy and the alpacas xxx
Alpacas are fluffier than ever!
I don't know if you remember, but there was a mini heat wave a few weeks back. My alpacas are in full fleece and were looking uncomfortable in the heat. Their water buckets were always muddy because the water had been paddled in and so I decided to get them a paddling pool. Knowing flimsy plastic wouldn't last long, I had the idea of creating one where there is a natural dip in the land. I built up the walls (using alpaca poo), lined it with a tarpaulin and put bricks round the edge. It started to rain, just as I was finishing, hasn't stopped for long ever since and my lovely paddling pool hasn't been used!
Happy and Lima are looking so fluffy and lovely at the moment! Here they are sharing a little love!
L'Automne is the smallest alpaca of the herd and her fleece is looking spectacular. It is as if it could blow away in the wind at any moment!
Lorelle has the cutest face with a super heavy fringe! Sometimes we wonder how she can see, but then we see her happily bouncing across the fields and we are certain that she has no problems knowing where to place her little legs!
Here's Happy and Havana enjoying their dinner. Havana is a great mum!
So all is looking good in the field at the moment, the annual haircut is on the 12th June and the lovely fluffies are definitely lovely and very fluffy.
Love from Tracy and the Alpacas xx
What we're up to June – August 2016
Summer is finally here, weather is warming up a little and the alpacas are fluffier than ever! It's nearly time for them to have their annual haircut and we're planning what to do with their fleeces!
Even though it's summer, it doesn't mean we're taking it easy! We have lots of shows, workshops and other happenings coming up over the next few months.
1. Ickworth Wool Festival – 4th and 5th June
For the first time we will be attending the Ickworth Wool Festival. Held in beautiful surroundings, we are pretty sure we will feel right at home! We'll be bringing our yarn and patterns along and hope to meet lots of lovely new knitters!
2. Town & Country Show – 11th and 12th June
This will be our 3rd year at the Cambridge Town & Country Show; held on Parker's Piece it's a festival of food, crafts and entertainment. We'll be selling many of our samples here as well as our gorgeous knitting kits.
3. Woolfest – 24th and 25th June
Woolfest is held in stunning Cockermoouth and for the second time, we will be staying in the same stunning cottage in Allonby by the sea. Being by the seaside is good for the soul and makes this show one of our absolute favourites! We love the selection of stalls at this show and are looking forward to catching up with our friends in Cumbria!
4. Knitting Workshops – 16th July
Our popular workshops are filling up early this year and our July edition has been fully booked for a few months already. But worry not, we have released dates up until December and there are still spaces left! You can reserve your space by clicking on this link!
5. Knitting Workshop – 27th August
Here is your chance to meet Dusty and our other wonderful alpacas! We are not quite sure just how many alpacas we will have at this point, but we can promise there will be a few alpaca babies running around! They are so cute bouncing across the green fields and we are confident you will fall in love with them just like us!
As you may be able to tell, we have a busy time ahead! We are really looking forward to seeing you at one of these events or workshops!
Tracy, Kari-Helene and the alpacas xxx
Design focus – Sherri Shrug
One of our all time favourite quick knits is the classic piece Sherri Shrug. Sherri was designed in 2011 as a part of our Country Garden collection and quickly became a popular piece. Knitted in Purl Alpaca Designs' Medium yarn and mainly knitted on 8 mm needles this garment grows very quickly! Sherri makes a perfect garment for spring too. It's so lightweight and easy to carry in your bag and if it gets a little chilly, pop it on over what you are wearing! Perfect with dresses, shirts and tops alike, it's a really versatile garment.
|Sherri Shrug worn over a shirt and waistcoat
This shrug is knitted on straight needles, back and forth. The stitches involved are fairly basic. The cuffs are created by a 2 x 2 rib. The lace work is a combination of yarn overs and a double decrease. The whole garment is knitted in one piece and the sleeves are sewn up at the end. If you leave a long tail when casting on and off you can use this as your thread to sew up with! This garment is suitable for an intermediate knitter or an improved beginner who might have an experienced knitter to hand if they need help.
|Simple lace stitch creates a lovely, open texture
The Sherri Shrug has become popular and over on Ravelry you can check out a few of the finished pieces we have seen over the years. Have you knitted Sherri? Make sure you share your photos with us, either on Ravelry, Facebook or via email. We'd love to see what you have created!
If you have been inspired to knit your own Sherri Shrug you can purchase the complete kit here. If you would like to knit Sherri but would prefer to use a different yarn, maybe something from your stash, here is a link to the pattern only. If you prefer using Ravelry for your pattern purchases click here!
|The lovely lace pattern shows beautifully across the back
If you would like to substitute our yarn for something different you should aim for a Worsted weight yarn. This is a thickness in between DK and Aran weights. You can use DK or Aran yarns too, but make sure your yarn is either on the heavy side of DK weight or on the light side of Aran. With Sherri the weight of yarn is not technically crucial as it is knitted in an open lace pattern and is a lightweight design, so as long a you keep an eye on your measurements you can use lighter or heavier yarns too. The outcome will be different, if using a lighter yarn you will have a softer and more fluid end result, if using a thicker yarn, your shrug will be thicker and more rigid. Both could end up looking fantastic; it is up to you!
|Sherri Shrug looks great in darker colours too!
We hope we have left you feeling inspired to knit your very own Sherri Shrug. We have lots of colours in stock at the moment and are ready to post out your knitting kit!
Tracy & Kari-Helene xxx
Yarn Shop Day 2016 – celebrating our stockists!
Happy Yarn Shop Day everyone! We have decided to celebrate the day by taking a look at 3 fabulous stockists of our yarn!
Knit With Attitude – Stoke Newington, London, UK
|Knit With Attitude in Stoke Newington, London
A gem of a shop in one of Kari-Helene's favourite areas of London. The lovely May-Linn stocks a great selection of yarns with a heart. Organic, ethical and ecological yarns make up the bulk of her stock and we are honoured to be included!
Hos Jette, Norway
|Hos Jette sells an amazing selection of luxurious yarn!
Online yarn store Hos Jette (translates to At Jette's) is our Norwegian stockist. Kari-Helene went to Stavanger with Jette in November last year to launch our collaboration and we are very excited to follow Jette's progress. She stocks a nice selection of English, Dutch and Swedish yarn and with her latest addition Amanda she donates 5 kroner per ball of yarn to the amazing Norwegian charity Amandaprosjektet. Amandaprosjektet provides clothes and blankets for premature children in hospitals in Norway.
Garnasinne, Sweden
|Åsa Argeus of Garnasinne
Our very first international stockist was Garnasinne in Sweden. Run by the lovely Åsa Argeus it stocks a nice array of natural and luxurious yarns including her own undyed yarn. She focuses on ecological and fair trade yarn and we are proud to be included in her selection.
Remember to support you local, independent yarn shop this weekend, whether they are online or on the high street. Happy Yarn Shop Day 2016!
Lots of love,
Tracy & Kari-Helene xxx
We went to Wales and had a wonderful time! – Wonderwool 2016
Somehow we always manage to get lost on the way to Builth Wells and Wonderwool and this year was no exception. Our Sat Nav and phone map thinks that picturesque B-roads across the Welsh countryside is our preferred route, and although we may not agree it is the easiest option it is certainly the prettiest. This year we found a stunning little village called Martley atop a 17% hill. We're only happy we were going down the hill and not up it!
|Lush, green hills of Wales!
Once we arrived at the Royal Welsh Showground setting up the stand was quick and easy and we think it looked rather great! All those patterns on the back wall do make a stunning feature. We were running a special offer on our paper patterns; any 10 patterns for £35. As we feel that you all shouldn't have to miss out just because you were not in Wales this weekend we have decided that you should also get a chance at this offer. Email us a list of your 10 pattern choices and we will get in touch to arrange payment of £35 + £1.50 p&p. Offer is valid until the end of the month (April 2016).
|All set up and ready for action!
We love the atmosphere at Wonderwool. Every show we go to have a different feel to it, and Wonderwool is definitely the arty show. People have a wonderful creativity and individuality to their personal style and we love it! Making and creating something by hand lends itself to being an individual and we love seeing how you make our designs your own through colours, yarn and styling. Here are 3 of the fabulous outfits we saw over the two days in Wales:
|Natalie bought the Devon Top knitting kit last year and came back wearing it! Perfect!
|Jan looked fabulous in her version of the Isis Tailcoat. We love the layering of knit on knit!
|Great to see some designs from The Journey Collection appearing. This is Linda wearing Louisianna.
One of our favourite things about Wonderwool is the food! They source an amazing array of vendors selling anything from burgers to millionaire shortbread tarts and we love them all. New this year was a pizza stall from Dusty Knuckle Pizza and it was absolutely brilliant. It made Kari-Helene want to buy a pizza oven. She tried their all day breakfast pizza and it was inspired!
|Dusty Knuckle all day breakfast pizza
We also found some time to spend with our friends from the Natural Fibre Company. They have been spinning our yarn over the last year and we are enjoying working on how we can make our yarn even better with them. We had a really great meeting with them on yarn production followed by a rather fabulous meal combined with a tiny little "hen-night" for Kari-Helene. When we say hen-night it really only involved some pink fizz and good food (no crazy shenanigans) and it was perfect!
Wonderwool is a lovely show and we have enjoyed our stay again. We are already looking forward to next year! Until then Wales!
Tracy & Kari-Helene xxx
Customer Gallery – April 2016
We continue to receive so many stunning photos of you in your finished knitted garments and we love seeing them. Thank you to everyone sending us their pictures.
First up is Elizabeth who has knitted the Glacier Cardigan for her daughter-in-law. She has knitted Glacier using 2 strands of our Fine yarn held together in stead of the Chunky yarn as per the pattern. We think it has worked really well! Elizabeth used 10 balls of Fine yarn and knitted the Medium size.
|Glacier cardigan by Purl Alpaca Designs knitted by Elizabeth
Next up we have a wonderful version of the Duchess Cardigan. Duchess has long been a favourite with both you and us alike and we can really see why from the marvelous photos you keep sending us! It seems to be a style that suits everyone! Take a look at Marina wearing hers; we think she looks amazing!
|Marina looks stunning wearing her Duchess Cardigan by Purl Alpaca Designs
Sabine from Austria has knitted the Icon dress in Wollmeise yarn and it has worked so well! We truly love Sabine's photos and think she looks amazing in the dress! We love how happy she looks in the photos too, it makes us want to knit one too! You can see more of Sabine's photos on her Ravelry project page.
|Sabine modelling her finished Icon dress
We'll round up the customer gallery for this time with a lovely Havana Cape knitted by Susan. Susan came to our workshop in January and started the project on the day. This was her first project knitting with circular needles and one of her first times doing cabling and we think the end result looks really accomplished and beautiful. Well done, Susan!
|Havana Cape knitted by Susan
Keep sending us photos of your finished garments, preferably of you wearing them. We love hearing about how you got on with the knitting and seeing the end results.
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LOS ANGELES -- Randy Carlyle saw his lengthy tenure as coach of the Ducks end unceremoniously Nov. 30 after his team delivered him a 4-1 win over the Montreal Canadiens.
On Saturday night, the host Canadiens played the foil in helping get Carlyle's first night as coach of the Toronto Maple Leafs off to a great start.
The Maple Leafs rallied for a 3-1 win at Bell Centre as Mikhail Grabovski got the tiebreaking and insurance goals in the third period to give Carlyle his first victory after being hired late Friday night to replace Ron Wilson.
Earlier in the day, Carlyle smoothly handled his first press conference with the national media and the many reporters that cover the Leafs and Canadiens. He also put to bed a rift with former Ducks and current Leafs winger Joffrey Lupul, which instantly became a hot story after Lupul's comments about how he was used in Anaheim last season.
Leafs president Brian Burke largely hired Carlyle to give him working knowledge heading into next season but there are 17 games left to try to get them back among the top eight after a disastrous 1-9-1 stretch.
It will be a tall task but some Ducks whose poor play helped cost Carlyle his job in Anaheim expressed in this NHL.com story how they are glad to see him back behind the bench.
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The Isotopes (13-11) walked off with a 2-1 win in the opening game of a four-game set against the Memphis Redbirds (13-10) Monday April 29 from Isotopes Park. Elian Herrera delivered a bases-loaded single sealing the walk-off victory for Albuquerque.
Albuquerque RHP Angel Castro and Memphis RHP Michael Wacha were locked into a pitcher's duel through the first five and a half innings of the ballgame. Neither team's starter surrendered a run during that stretch. Wacha came into the season as the St. Louis Cardinals sixth ranked prospect by Baseball America.
Castro came off of a stellar outing his last start on April 23 going six innings deep allowing just one run. The Dominican native put together his second strong outing in as many starts. Thanks to a couple of well-time double plays Castro faced the minimum number of hitters through the first six innings. He retired eight Memphis batters in a row stretching from two out in the fourth through one out in the seventh.
Castro went a season-high seven innings into the game although he did not factor into the decision. He did not surrender a run and gave up four hits. He also walked one and struck out five. RHP Peter Moylan and RHP Chris Withrow combined for two innings of relief work. Moylan yielded the tying run and Withrow earned the win (2-0) tossing 1.1 one-hit innings. He also struck out one.
The Isotope offense generated some spark in the bottom of the sixth inning. 2B Elian Herrera (2-for-5) blasted an opposite field home run, his first of the season, to lead off the inning for the game's first run.
Memphis finally cracked through in the eighth to tie the game at one. SS Greg Garcia (1-for-4) led off with a single. Two outs later pinch-hitter Chad Huffman (1-for-1) hit his fourth triple of the season scoring Gregg.
The Redbirds threatened immediately in the ninth inning. 2B Kolten Wong (1-for-3) reached on a fielding error and CF Oscar Taveras (2-for-4) singled with nobody out. Withrow would eventually get out of a bases loaded jam getting a ground out from Greg Garcia to end the ninth.
The Topes filled the bases with no outs in the ninth behind a Brian Barden double, a hit-by-pitch by Chris Withrow and an intentional walk of Dee Gordon. Herrera came to the plate and single to right field on a full count to take game one 2-1 for Albuquerque.
Wacha tossed six good innings for the Redbirds. He gave up just one run in the form of a solo home run to Herrera. The righty struck out three, walked two and allowed five hits. Jorge Rondon suffered the loss (1-2).
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Our Adult 1st XI have been Dorset Premier League Winners or Runners-up for 6 of the last 7 years
We field 8 adult teams and 14 Youth/Girls teams from age 8 upwards. One of our strengths is that we can offer cricket to a wide range of abilities and provide opportunities for young players to develop into excellent adult players.
We are a club that likes to win and our record is testament to that – though it is not just about winning –
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Ladies win a thriller
Put into bat first on a bowler friendly wicket, the ladies set Burridge a score of 173-6. Emma Barker - Garrod and Charlotte Mandale put on 52 for the first wicket before Elle Pearce followed with an innings of 74*. This saw the ladies set a competitive total.
Burridge kept up with the run rate and despite the rain setting in for the last few overs, Parley persevered and won by 14 runs in the final over. Rosa Iggulden 2/17 and Elle Pearce 4/27.
Youth matches
U13ECB progress to the County Semi-Final setting Broadstone 120/7 Stephen Booth 29, Ronan Graven 31. Luke Betts 3/16 Kyle Hopkins 2/7 help keep Broadstone to 99all out.
U15 Panthers are set a challenging 135/3 by Wimborne, but Louis Braggington and Luke Neill both retire 35+ to ease to victory with 18 balls to spare.
Adult matches
A frustrating end to the Village Cup run which sees the second attempt to play Goatacre abandoned and it goes to the toss of a coin - which Goatacre win !
Hants 1 continue unbeaten with a win over top rivals Sway.
Hants 2 are set 146 by unbeaten Breamore but despite a solid opening from Andy Cooke and a late flourish from Sam Taylor, they fall 40 short.
DPL can only set Dorchester 82 and are comfortably beaten.
Hants 4 top their table with Freddie Pryce 62 on adult debut in 164/6 and Dominic Archibold a useful 29, to win easily against Mudeford 3. Thomas Randell-Turner and Kyle Hopkins 3 wickets each.
Our Under 11's are going to the Ageas Bowl!
Yes! our U11's are taking part in a skills challenge (catching, big hitting, target bowling and throwing) before the T20 game between Hampshire and Somerset on Friday 29th July. They would really appreciate your support - discounted tickets are available so you can be there! Tickets are priced at £18 for adults and £4 for U17's. If you want to take advantage of this offer and support the U11 team, please contact Steve Laird for details. Tickets will need to be ordered and paid for by Friday 1st July.
Campbell Cup QF goes to the wire
Midweek A win their Campbell Cup QF v Poole off the last ball. Poole were 132/7, but Ollie Green 56 in the first 6 overs set Parley well on their way , but they struggled to score in the later overs and needed 18 off the last 2. Then needing 9 off the last a wicket fell and it was left to Tom Blackley to hit four ones which, with lightning running from Tom and Sam Ayres, they were able to turn into four 2s, which left them needing and getting a single off the last to win.
Fantasy Cricket & Selection for Saturday
Fantasy Cricket is up and running. Select your team and get some points this weekend. £10 a team.
How much are you worth ? goto http://parley.fantasyclubcricket.co.uk/ and register.
N.B. Fantasy points will be amassed in all Adult league games including Midweek.
Adult nets now outside
Outdoor nets will Thursdays 7pm-Dusk
Time to renew Memberships
Please pay your annual memberships NOW. Click HERE for form.
Order kit now !
If you want kit orders for the new season, it needs to be ordered now. Please bring your order to Adult nets before March 24th or email it direct to Andy Neill. Use the link on the left to access the order form. Click here for the available items
Ladies and Girls Cricket
Charlotte Mandale has taken on the role of Ladies and Girls co-ordinator and we welcome her on board. Check out the new Ladies / Girls pages and we need more players so please invite a friend along to training ! For more details click here.
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One to one coaching
One to one coaching and/or small numbers coaching sessions are available from our Head Coach and ex-professional Paul Prichard and our England U19 International Tom Barber (sen). For more details contact Paul or Tom direct. Click here ... Paul Prichard Tom Barber
U13s at the National Finals
Drawn against eventual winners, Guildford, in their first match, Parley's batsmen we just unable to put together any partnerships to chase down 104 ofter some great catching meant we were the only team to get Guildford all out. Guildford won by 10 runs. Indifferent batting cost Parley again in the afternoon when they lost by just 1 run against a team we really should have beaten. The batting started to improve on Thursday afternoon with Charlie Berridge getting a 30 ret not out, but it was not until the Friday that Parley finally hit form to hit 85 in a 10 over match to record a win. Special guest on the Friday was Alistair Cook so all the boys (and parents) came away with big smiles and memories. Great effort from all involved to finish 5th out of 1700, and special thanks to Patrick Neary & Alan Graham as Manager and Coach, and to Westover Motors for their support and sponsorship.
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The Parley Academy aims to give intensive high quality training to our most talented U13s, U16s and Girls who show the potential and application to become our first team players of the future. We have recruited Chris Park, Dorset Captain who has worked with the Northamptonshire County Academy & EPP schemes to lead the Parley Academy.
Our U13 and U15 National sides have an enviable record as regular County Champions, and National Winners in 2006 and National Runners-up in 2014.
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The partnership with Westover will enable us to expand the quality and intensity of the training offered to all age groups and is a major boost to the Youth Section of the Club.
Umpires, Scorers and Team Managers
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Sanfrecce Hiroshima fought from behind to beat Kawasaki Frontale 2-1 and maintain their winning start to the J.League season on Saturday.
Yu Kobayashi's opener late in the first half looked set to put a dent in the champions' hopes of defending their title but Hajime Moriyasu's side showed their steel to hit back after the break.
Hisato Sato settled some nerves with his goal three on 57 minutes before things started to unravel for the visitors - Jeci shown a straight red card in stoppage time before Tsukasa Shiotani struck a dramatic winner from a free-kick.
On a weekend where the top four sides continued to match one another, Sagan Tosu made it six points from six against Urawa Reds thanks to Yohei Toyoda's ninth-minute winner.
Sagan are yet to concede a goal this season, as are Yokohama F Marinos, who were too strong for 10-man Shimizu S-Pulse - Manabu Saito scoring the winner at the IAI Stadium Nihondaira.
Kashima Antlers are the new table-toppers after Yasushi Endo's brace handed them their second win in as many matches and kept Vegalta Sendai on zero points.
Sendai sit a spot above top-flight new-boys Tokushima Vortis whose rude awakening in the J.League continued.
In their first home match in the top tier of Japanese football, they were beaten 2-0 by Cerezo Osaka thanks to goals in the opening 15 minutes from Hotaru Yamaguchi and a Mitsuru Chiyotanda own goal.
There was more positive news for Akira Nishino and his Nagoya Grampus side, as the former Gamba Osaka manager picked up his first points in charge of the club.
Goals from Keiji Tamada and Yoshizumi Ogawa helped them to a 2-1 win against Omiya Ardija while newly promoted Gamba Osaka picked up their first points of the campaign.
Keisuke Iwashita and Kotaro Omari found the net in the final 21 minutes to see off Albirex Niigata while Tokyo and Vissel Kobe picked up a point each at home.
They drew 1-1 against Ventforet Kofu and Kashiwa Reysol respectively, with Kobe seeing Fabio Simplicio sent off 13 minutes from time.
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Mmm… cashmere is yummy!Posted by mtlaise - 20/06/16 at 02:06:58 pm
We've got a new surprise for you all! Some of you have tried the Yarn Indulgences Indulgent DK we've had in the past. We brought in more of that, but you just have to come in and squish the new Zed MCN Worsted and Zed Luxe Sock (also an MCN). Man, it doesn't take much cashmere to totally change the feel of a base yarn, and these are both luxurious! They also come in new colourways. Come check them out!
Note: Any yarn that is drooled on must be purchased; sorry!
The SwarmPosted by mtlaise - 13/06/16 at 01:06:13 pm
The name and cover were enough to convince me I had to read this one, before I even read the blurb at the back to see what it was about. In this case, you really can judge a book by it's cover!
Intense, but not too realistic, with lots of pseudo-science to appeal to my geeky nature. Be forewarned, you do have to suspend disbelief as you're reading, but it's a very fun read. It reads a bit like an ecological disaster novel, and a bit like a "monsters of the deep" novel, which you probably guessed from the title. If you love Andy Weir (The Martian), Thomas Greanias (Raising Atlantis) and the like, you should check out Frank Schatzing and The Swarm!
The Dark Unwinding by Sharon CameronPosted by perian - 09/06/16 at 01:06:19 pm
When a rumour that her uncle is squandering the family fortune surfaces, Katharine Tulman is sent to his estate to have him committed to an asylum. But instead of a lunatic, Katharine discovers a genius inventor, who is employing a village of nine hundred people rescued from the workhouses of London. Katherine is soon torn between protecting her own livelihood and preserving the peculiar community she grows to care for.
This is one of those books that is so engrossing that you finish it, put it down, and then look at the clock and realize that you really should have stopped 10 chapters ago when you had planned on stopping, because now it's really late and you have to get up in 5 hours. I mean, not that I know that from personal experience… Probably a good thing that I didn't have the sequel handy or I may not have slept at all!
Besides the compelling plot, it's also got a couple of fascinating characters. I especially liked seeing Katharine blossom as she got out from under the influence of her guardian, despite the shadow cast by Aunt Alice even when she was hundreds of miles away.
All together, it's an interesting, fast-paced historical tale, with a touch of steampunk-y flavour that will appeal of teens and adults alike.
Dear Amelia…Posted by mtlaise - 24/05/16 at 11:05:10 am
Have you ever read Elizabeth Peters' Amelia Peabody series? This series (along with Dorothy Gilman's Mrs. Pollifax series) is tied for all-time favourite mystery series.
The series starts with an introduction of the main character, Amelia Peabody: a Victorian-era 32 year old self-proclaimed spinster who devoted her life to scholarly pursuits and caring for her aging father. When she inherits his estate, she decides to travel… which is the beginning of my favourite adventure. A trip to Egypt changes everything for her, and excitement, discovery and danger lurk around every step! Amelia Peabody is an intrepid Egyptologist/crime fighter who is never to be seen without her trusty but deadly parasol. If you haven't read these yet, treat yourself to Crocodile in the Sandbank, the first in the series; I hope you enjoy it as much as I do!
New soapsPosted by mtlaise - 12/05/16 at 03:05:12 pm
I've been trying to find a soap recipe for myself that I can use on my face, which is always a challenge. Even soaps labelled as mild often leave my face feeling tight and itchy and looking red and blotchy. There's been a lot of talk about argan oil lately, so I decided to try some in a new soap recipe. It's rich in vitamin E, antioxidants, and essential fatty acids, as well as being very emollient. So far, I'm loving the results. It's a nice, gentle soap, with really nice lather, especially for a handmade soap with no articicial lather boosters. It also helps that I personally love this scent – cinnamon leaf and ginger grass. So refreshing! It also gives the soap an awesome natural colour. Don't you agree? This coconut and argan oil soap has no colouring agent of any kind, just the lovely yellow from the oils in the soap.
Velvet Grapes! Quequay?Posted by mtlaise - 03/05/16 at 02:05:12 pm
We just got in a new shipment of Malabrigo, so we're fully restocked on Malabrigo Sock and Rios. If you love variegated yarns, we got in the brand new Quequay colourway, and it's stunning. My absolute favourite, though, is this batch of Velvet Grapes. It's oh-so-rich, and really does look like you might be touching velvet, on Malabrigo's fabulous sock base. I tried to take a quick pic, but it just doesn't do it justice in any way, so this is just to whet your appetite. Come in and have a see/feel for yourself!
New Project BagsPosted by mtlaise - 02/05/16 at 05:05:38 pm
Every crafter needs a project bag! My favourite over the years has not been one of the beautifully hand-painted fabric ones I have, but rather one that surpassed all the others in its functionality, and we just got some in at the store! Come check them out quickly – Cindy and I have already bought a couple for ourselves!
They're a simple 10 inch flat-bottomed nylon pouch (10 inches high) , with a snap strap on the inside to use as a yarn guide so your ball doesn't get all tangled or fall out, and a similar snap strap on the outside, so you can snap the bag to your suitcase or backpack, or even snap to a belt loop to knit on the go. Those little straps are awesome, whether you want to knit and walk, or you just want to bring your project bag with you, but don't have a free hand at the moment. Oh, and did I mention that the nylon means that none of your yarn sticks to the bag at all, not even fluffy loosely spun singles?
They're fabulous bags, and at $5 a piece for a medium sized project bag, they're a great bargain, too. The best thing about these bags, though? The company reached out to unemployed and socially disadvantaged people, and gave them the tools required to make these bags, and give them the means to support their families. Helping people with your knitting bag – what could be cooler?
The Fault In Our StarsPosted by mtlaise - 26/04/16 at 05:04:02 pm
I'm sure you've heard all the hype about this book. I tend not to read books or watch movies that are subject to a lot of hype – mostly because I inevitably feel like they didn't live up to all that hype. I've followed John Green's vlog since before I knew he was an author, though, and I wanted to read a few of his books just to see how they were, even if I don't typically read young adult fiction.
There's nothing more frustrating to me than getting to the end of a book I've been enjoying, only to find that I hate the ending. I think what strikes me the most about John's writing is that he seems to nail the endings. They can be definite or somewhat open ended, but they always leave me thinking about the characters I've just read about – how they will change, or what will happen to them – and I love that. If you haven't read this book, I'd definitely recommend it.
More Yarn Bowls!Posted by mtlaise - 11/04/16 at 04:04:03 pm
We were getting low on yarn bowls, so Marilyn brought us a few more. Which is your favourite, the sunflower or the gecko?
It's Spring! Time for a sale!Posted by mtlaise - 29/03/16 at 02:03:16 pm
Spring is a time of new beginnings, but for some of us, it's also time to start looking at all the lovely light summer shawls, short sleeve tops, or even skirts for some lighter spring and summer knitting. We've got just the thing – all our yarns are now 20% off from today to April 30th. The sale even extends to include all the yarn that was already on sale, as well as all the local and handspun yarn we have in stock. Find your perfect spring project and come check us out for some yarn!
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TO ACCOMPANY A MAJOR ITV DOCUMENTARY We are poisoning our planet and destroying the lives of our children. In the west arguments rage over how much nuclear radiation and toxic dumping is safe, while children continue to breath filthy air and eat food full of pesticides. In the third World, over four million children die each year from drinking unclean water. Adults make the decisions but children pay the highest price. They are physically vulnerable and politically powerless. When the Bough Breaks... is about the world we are creating for our children. For too long we have used what we want from our planet now, refusing to think about the future. But it may still not be too late. The book sets out what must be done and describes how people throughout the world are uniting to clean up the mess we have made.
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