A treat for us, she brought some show and tell.
This beautiful shawl was knit with locally produced wool that none of us knew existed. It takes a tourist to introduce you to your own stuff. Look at the beading here.
Then there was this piece of pretty lace.
And lastly, these wonderful mittens. Such detail.
Interestingly enough, you have a right and left mitten there, Elizabeth. In Canada, sometimes we do it differently.
Or at least Joanne does.
And lastly, these wonderful mittens. Such detail.
Interestingly enough, you have a right and left mitten there, Elizabeth. In Canada, sometimes we do it differently.
Or at least Joanne does.
My Survivor Review. Jimmy Johnson gone! I would have kept him. He seemed a great motivator and manager of people. Fred said people get tired of being motivated and managed. As soon as he said it, Fred looked at me and emphatically declared - "I'm talking about Jimmy Johnson. Jimmy Johnson.
Hmmm. Me thinks he doth protest too much.
2 comments:
Oh my, you miss reading a blog for a day..what a wealth of beauty. Those shawls, the mitts, the wrist warmers. (She is partially done 2 pair. It is all in how you look at it.)
And your sweater is breathtaking, really really gorgeous. BUt i have to ask, on the scarf...what is the bobbly fuzzy yarn at the ends? And is there a pattern, or may I just copy it?
I could not believe they got rid of Jimmy J. I'll bet the young guys on the other tribe are annoyed - I would have kept him - Marty and Jimmy T are going to have problems now that they have declared themselves leaders...
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