
Saturday, April 25, 2009
Goodness

Thursday, April 23, 2009
Off
It was alot of fun to think of the recipients and to pray for each of them. I even coded the packages! Woop!
I wondered if my car would make it to the Post Office. It was starting to fail me. Not hitting on all cylinders equals loss of power. Hubby is charging up my fishin' truck and I will hopefully make it to work tommorrow. Last month he took me out to test drive, it look like we will have to ask them, "When are you going to lower the APR to 0%!" We have been patiently waiting.

Monday, April 20, 2009

I finally finished an heirloom baby blanket for my granddaughter, Lily Ryan, born last August. It was put off due to my injury. It is done with Elsbeth Lavold's Silky Wool in Eggshell. Lily received it right before Easter, yeah! I really enjoyed making this ripple(eer, feather and fan!) So elegant and classy! Now I see the spring issue of Vogue Knitting has a ripple dress, I am so thinking of doing this in black. I love the 360 degree shoot the ripple is the second view. My mother made one for my oldest boy and he wasn't into it, either was my second boy, but when my daughter found it, she went nuts! It was my daughter's blankie! Now, the tradition goes on! My daughter told me Lily took right to it! Tuesday, March 17, 2009
Believe

The hubble took the first picture. Man discovered laminin, the next image. More about it here. What's out there and what are we made of? I would argue the "stuff" things are made of or what holds us together = CHRIST.
13 For you created my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother's womb.
Erin go Braugh!
Notice, I used a "green" knitting needle to hang it! Juliet and another Dos Ripples
I love the outcome of this project. I heavily modified due to the Patagonia Nature Cotton. CO of 77 for the large, but increased to the medium size. Then I had a mistake in lacking one lousy YO. I ripped back to the spot and reknit it. I loved the way the colors came out between yarn variances. You can see in the first pic how it goes from dark to light, to mediun and the reverses. I tried to plan the darker skeins to be on the bottom, but love what it did. Another Dos Ripples, this time in the ever so beautiful Noro Silk Garden. I did it to match the Three Tams hat in the grey color. I beaded the fringe with green, cubed, AB finish beads.



Monday, March 09, 2009
Sweetly Broken, Jeremy Riddle
Sunday, March 08, 2009
Thursday, February 26, 2009
Fish Hat(dead or alive)
A young man was in the shop when I brought it in and was smiling . He was willing to model it for me! He didn't even balk with the color! I think he wanted to take it home! It's nice to know someone young is smiling and approving! I will be teaching this next week! I have lots of classes coming up. Shameless self-promotion! I really love teaching. Last week I taught reupholstery, pillows, window treatments and HD(high definition) painting.
I also went to my chiropractor and acupuncturist. I go to these alternative practitioners twice a week since my fall. My traditional western doctor told me my scar would not heal up and to look at it that I would never wrinkle between my eyebrows. Well, it is healing and they have been very helpful and seeing them less due to their amazing treatments. I am really diggin' on the violet laser(from my chiropractor) for the scaring to my face. This has been like something out of Star Trek. Woosh! And the swelling is half the size! I think two more treatments and it will be fine and hardly noticeable, at least to me. Now, the numbness about the hairline has almost returned! Yes, if you are thinking I was a numbskull, I was/am...HA!
My new grandbaby has been teething! I remember this look...Sarah.


















