I made a real effort to have a go at knitting with the chenille tape yarn but it was doing my head in. |
They don't have to be the best, but it's important they have a go and enjoy themselves. |
Growing up in the 1960s and 70s, the album that triggered her into thinking she should have a go herself was Harvest by Neil Young. |
He is currently travelling around Australia, trying to persuade people to let him have a go in goal. |
In fact, having a squiz at David's site has convinced me to have a go at formatting this via CSS rather than through tables. |
I thought the recipe in the book looked good and we shall have to have a go at it ourselves. |