Monday, June 14, 2010

Oh, Yeah.....

I had a lot of help this afternoon.  I was so close to finishing the binding but how do you wake up a tuckered out kitty?!
Here it is on the bed and I am sure I will sleep better knowing that color is all around me!
I will try to get a pic with Bill holding it up tomorrow but it is big so I don't know if that will work this time!  (King-sized!)
I wound a warp this afternoon.........I wound each ball of yarn until it was gone.  What freedom not to have to count!  I did have a plan for the color arrangement but that was based on how many skeins of each color so that was easy, too.
The warp went right onto the loom-I did learn the meaning of the phrase 'sticky warp'.  This single ply yarn really loved on its neighbors!
  I finally tired out my helper and got so much more done when I did!
This was going to be the double weave project but I did not have enough yarn to do that so I am just weaving up the Malabrigo because it will be pretty.  Nice to weave without constraints or restraints. (This will be the perfect project for having a house full of family-yup, soon my quiet haven will be full of visiting children! )
I had a nice conversation with this guy on the way back from getting my mail.  He was eating weeds so is a very welcome guest.  (Gopher turtle)
The front yard is full of color like this!  So nice to have hibiscus back in the garden.

8 comments:

  1. PD is at that cute bat-ears stage...seems like just yesterday Nyki looked like that!

    The quilt is gorgeous, even in a picture. In just a couple of days, your house will be full of many large-wingspanned people and then you can get a 'big' picture of it! :)

    Glad to see your bed is all in one piece again!!!

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  2. Your quilt came out great, it's beautiful!!!

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  3. Awww! I miss seeing a sleeping kitty. I remember Neil when he looked like that. They play so hard, then sleep even harder.

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  4. Ah, poor Puff Daddy, being tuckered out by his mama.

    You certainly have some interesting visitors!

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  5. The quilt looks awesome, just beautful, I love the sleeping kitty I wish I could just curl up next to her and sleep.

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  6. I keep saying to myself... One of these days, One of these days, I will try to make a beautiful quilt like my friend in FL does:) Mind, I have never made a quilt before and I'm sure mine would look like something Miss Kitty drug into her 'kitty cave', aka the Jap. Maple off our front porch....lol

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  7. That quilt is really fabulous. Good weaving project, looks almost soothing. Not that I know from weaving. :-D

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  8. That quilt is gorgeous!!

    (no need to comment on the kitty, who already knows exactly who is the top of the Cuteness heap...)

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