This knitted version of the famous Royal Pavilion takes pride of place in the window of a fun cafe in the North Laine area of Brighton.
The owner of the cafe is known for his incredible knitted artworks, and also for his fantastic tea cosies. Even if you’re a coffee drinker, you need to order tea here to see what cosy you are going to be served. Peter normally knits up a new delight each year for the Brighton Festival, so watch out for something equally knit-tastic this May.
If you’re a knitting fan and need a room for the night, you could do worse than to stay in the knitted hotel room at the Pelirocco, designed by local artist Kate Cardigan!
Temptation Cafe, 56 Gardner Street, Brighton BN1 1UN
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Pelirocco Hotel, 10 Regency Square, Brighton BN1 2FG
Linked to Cee’s Odd Ball Challenge and Our World Tuesday.
Travel with Intent 
that is simply brilliant.
Worth a Thousand Words
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That’s pretty cool.
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A knitted palace !!! I have seen many crafts made out of different things but knitted palace,I certainly hadn’t imagined. Great shot and Thanks for sharing Debbie 😀
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I wish I could be that inventive. It’s a great way to make your cafe stand out I have to say
On Mon, Feb 9, 2015 at 1:18 AM, Travel with Intent wrote:
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A knitted palace. That must have been hard to create. Great photo. 🙂
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It would have been very difficult with my knitting skills!
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Tea-riific choice!
janet
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Great photo. Someone is a busy knitter. I love quirky tea cosies too – I have done a couple myself.
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I’m not a very good knitter 😦
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