Letter: Woolly thinking about tea cosies
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Your support makes all the difference.Sir: Your diarist (5 October) suggests that only an American would mistake a tea cosy for a woolly hat. Not so.
I once watched a new mother unwrap a present. 'Oh, how lovely]' said her very English mother-in-law, 'matching berets for you and the baby]'
The gift was, of course, a pair of knitted cosies - for teapot and egg cup.
Yours faithfully,
FRANCES MANSON
London, SW6
8 October
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