bit late with my comment, but festive looking tree. I like your cute cushion, did you make it? Angel enjoyed it too. You must show me how to do that entrelac, I have a pattern here for a sweater and socks.
Such imagination deserves a box of chocolates, or a tin of sardines, way to go Angel!!. Not many spooks last night, now I've got 50 chocolate bars to dispose of.
She does look comfy, hand her a pair of knitting needles and a ball of wool, and maybe she will take over your job.
Earthquake? What earthquake, I didn't feel a thing, perhaps because I had taken a sleeping pill that night. If they predict any more I will take 2 sleeping pills that night. Too bad about your dinner being disappointing. Our Knitters group has decided to go to Mrs Richie for our Christmas lunch. I haven't been there since I went with you and Don but they do make good hamburgers, we will have to go there again.
I finally managed to get into the Comment section, but don't ask me how, and enjoyed your pictures again. So nice to hear you enjoyed your tour especially of Victoria. To think I lived so close and never got to do all those neat things.
Poor Angel, that was cute. Was that her signature, or was she just telling you to refill it?
eh!!! a strip tease would be interesting and you could slowly cover the special parts with your handcrafts, that would get their attention. perhaps the rain put people in a grouchy mood.
Looks like you are on the right track,and your shawl is going to look just as beautiful as the heirloom one once was.
Lovely roses, mine are struggling, perhaps because they don't get enough TLC.or even fertilizer. I'll go out and feed them today if it's not too late.I still think we should have got a heat pump when they first came on the market, it would have paid for its self over and over again.
When we moved in here many years ago, they were just starting to promote heat pumps. I asked your Dad if we should get one, and he said he didn't want to listen to a pump all night long, so now I listen to my neighbors pump, and they get the easy bills. I think we should have got one.
I never thought of putting wool in the freezer(good idea).All my wool is stacked up in the garage, must check it one of these days. That's a pretty blue you got with your dye job.
Your Christening gown is beautiful, such intricate and fine work. Your painted pot for holding yarn is a work of Art too. I've never seen one of those before, very useful.
I'm with you, it was a fabulous day, and your pictures are worth a thousand words. Maybe I could get some printed up to put in my Craft book. Sent you a message earlier to thank DH for his endless patience, hope it arrived o.k.
I've got one of those orifice hooks but never think to use it. Got so used to using a piece of wire on a string which hangs from my wheel so is always there when I need it. The hat is cute, and such gorgeous colors in the skein of yarn.
The cleaning of the wool is the donkey work (sheep)spinning, dyeing, and knitting is the reward.
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