Thursday, May 28, 2009

ECQG Buddy Block Exchange


My evening quilt guild has started doing Buddy Blocks (the process is, after an interview with our assigned partner from the guild, we decide on a block to make for that person... the member can request a theme color range, or even a block design, after two months we exchange blocks and then move on to another exchange partner where the process begins again.) The photo is the first Buddy Block that I've received..........

My next Buddy Block is going to a teenage girl that has joined our evening guild...the blocks will go into a new quilt for her newly decorated room... This exchange I'll have to mail from Minnesota...


Sunday, May 10, 2009

My First Beret


My first beret was made as a prototype for possible hats for the preemie nursery... I don't think my beret will ever fit a "real" preemie but my sheep enjoys looking jounty.

Monday, May 4, 2009

New Domestic SM head




After giving platelets this morning I wandered through a large antique mall that was between the Red Cross and home...

Look what I found.......cute isn't he....
K

Iris




I love iris... and mine are just now coming out.K

STITCHES south



Over a week ago I had the pleasure to attending the fiber show called "STITCHES south", which was a yarn, thread, knitting, crochet and other needlearts show that was in town for a weekend. My sock mentor, Sonja, and I attended for a full day. We could have probably spent more we both were suffering from fiber sensory over load. It was an inspiring and educational event for me, there was yarn there from animals I didn't even know was caught for harvesting. I mean who would have thought of Yak, water ox, and buffalo???? no me....

So what wondrous fibers did I purchase???
That's correct........a buffalo baseball cap for my husband and a sheep necklace for me, he is made from a felted bauble...K

Sunday, April 19, 2009

If its true






Well, if its true that you should get rid of two things for every one that you bring in... I am in serious trouble...

Yesterday was a pleasantly spent day in the company of Sonja... we dropped by the lace group's workshop that was being held at Red Top Mountain State Park and then drove on toward Chattanooga to visit a yarn shop in Dalton...

Look at what I found...

Sonja presented me with a buttonholer suitable for a Singer 15 class machine. Later that night the young lady next door gave me another buttonholer and an electric scissors that were both her grandmothers.

I am just the most fortunate of people... an avalanche of treasured objects...
k

Purchases at Krazy Knits



The purchases from Krazy Knits...