We'll start with an FO.
I started this project in August. I hit the border and froze for a little while. Made from a recycled scarf that was badly gifted to me last Christmas.
And a close up of the pretty, pretty flowers.
Yarn: 70% angora, 18% wool, 12% nylon.
Pattern: My own
Pictures: Steve Hartley
I sent the Harley-colored hat to my cousin finally. It was gratefully received but will probably not be used as a hunter-deterrent because he thinks hunters need to see more fluorescent orange.
I'm almost done a Cattywhumpus Hat for my aunt but I'm not thrilled with how it's turning out. Tweaking will commence shortly.
Then there's the bag I've been working on. I finished the main body
and felted it. I've also felted some flowers that will be sewn to the front.
I've actually made a second batch of flowers because I wasn't satisfied with all of these.
Currently I'm working on a cord strap that I just need to figure how to attach.
Finished two more books:
5. Dearly Devoted Dexter - Jeff Lindsay. Still a lot of dark humor but not as good as the first one.
6. Bel Canto - Ann Patchett. An attempted kidnapping that turns into a months-long hostage situation. This is much more of a love and relationship story then you'd think from that description. About halfway thru you realize there is no chance for a happy ending but it's worth reading anyway.
And Lucy just wanted to say Hi.
Monday, January 30, 2006
Playing Catch-Up
Posted by Pam at 5:38 PM
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9 comments:
Yea! Glad to hear you are still crafting!
The shawl is pretty, pretty!
Hi back to Lucy.
Your shawl is lovely, and the purse is progrssing well. I bet it will really look nice all felted with those flowers!
Love, love, love the shawl!
oh my gosh, oh my gosh, oh my gosh!!! I LOVE that shawl!!!! I just love it!!! You are so talented!!!! It's amazing!
The flower border on the shawl is amazing!
I read Bel Canto, too. I liked it, but kept hoping for a happy ending... oh well.
Hi Lucy! I like the flowers and can't wait to see them on the bag. It's going to look really spectacular.
You know, I have some ugly lace stuff made of lovely yarn hanging around. I never thought to recycle it.
Duh. Some fiber-type person I turn out to be! :-)
Great idea! Thanks for the inspiration! Love the shawl! It's beautiful!
Does the OCD diagnosis include making and remaking tiny needle art flowers? I think we both qualify on too many counts. Bring out the chartreuse!
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Gorgeous stuff! I especially love the shawl. It's stunning.
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