Tuesday, June 26, 2012
Angora
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A LOT OF CUTTING OUT!
I finished the rest of the blue/white blocks-48 in all. Then I tackled the red and white blocks and only completed one--there are a lot more...
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Oh, I love to see these throughout daughter' yard! The prednisone has been great to give me a boost; a boost so good that I haven... -
The quilting was finished on this quilt and then I spent a lot of time making bindings yesterday. I hope to apply them for some finishes ... -
I have so many plants/flowers outside but very few inside! I plan on rectifying that over the next few months! This is a Coleus Bill rescu...
Aw, think of all those poor bare bunnies! Just kidding, I'm sure the fleece is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteand a lovely grey - I only have white, so I usually blend it with something else... a little bit goes a long way for fluffiness! I'd say pure angora would be a bit too warm for your temps:)
ReplyDeleteSo, do you have to drain some of the water out of the pool before you can swim in it? How does the rain water affect the chemicals in the pool? Have you ever gotten so much rain that you have had to completely drain the pool and start all over again? Can you tell I have never had a pool? :) This is a new concept to me.
ReplyDeleteI love that you knit a swatch with your fiber samples. Whenever I talk to new and potential members, I always mention your knitting a swatch and their faces get that "light bulb moment" look. I have the feeling lots of people now knit swatches, and why not? How else can you tell how the yarn is going to look in a project, or at what gauge it should be knitted than to do a sample? You are one smart lady.
Your rain looks delightful. A perfect reason to stay indoors and spin.
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