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The shawl is done sans beads this time around-it blocks out at 66" and 20" deep at the back. The edging is pretty, even without th...
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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... -
My sister works with a woman whose Mom owns an Alpaca farm and knit shop; so what a treat for a girls day out! My sister, sister-in-law, ... -
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 always wondered what an Indigo plant looked like. Do you use the flowers or leaves for dying? Does the plant get big? Hmmmm....I think I'll head over to Google and see. You've got me extra curious now. I like your "I" post...no one else posted an Indigo. :-)
ReplyDeletethat looks healthy! I tried it from seed once, but it never grew past the small plant stage. and yours even flower! I don't think I'll try that again, the only indigo plant I can grow over here is polygonum tinct. and that only during the summer... good luck with "getting the blues":)
ReplyDeleteAh... natural dyes. You are a brave woman.
ReplyDeleteI'll be watching this with great interst!
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