What a great day! The weather was perfect! Except for a few remaining snow piles Mahone Bay is looking and feeling like spring. We had a hook-in today and three showed, two for hooking and one for a lesson on how to whip her first two completed projects.
Heather pulled the last loops on her second chair pad, lovely antique looking pieces with a hit and miss theme. A star and a heart, you can’t get more primitive than that.
Patsy is going gang busters on her peacock. She made a decision on her background colour today and both Heather and I agree that our Paradise wool will look fabulous. Stay tuned for updates!
I worked on my Initially Yours H. I see a real pattern with these rugs. I like all my finished letters but the current one on the frame always seems to be my favourite. I am totally enthralled with the way this one is turning out. It’s velvetlike in person and although it takes a fairly nice picture it shines in the flesh. I stated in a previous blog that this wasn’t a preferred colour palette but it’s turning out to be very special.
I had to leave mid-way through the hook-in for an appointment with a window guy but I wasn’t gone long and had a pleasant afternoon of pulling loops and catching up on news.
I folded back the excess backing and placed all of the finished Initially Yours rugs on the table. Without sounding too full of myself, they’re fabulous. All the beautiful colour plans, so different yet so blendable. Colour doesn’t discriminate, it all gets along, happy to just be. After the H, I’ll only have five more to go, so close to the end of this wonderful journey. I might be lost when it’s over, suffer a bit of withdrawal. Maybe we could add a few more letters to the 26 to keep me going! Someone asked for an ampersand and yesterday it was mentioned that there should be a Mc. Mmmm!
Heather pulled the last loops on her second chair pad, lovely antique looking pieces with a hit and miss theme. A star and a heart, you can’t get more primitive than that.
Patsy is going gang busters on her peacock. She made a decision on her background colour today and both Heather and I agree that our Paradise wool will look fabulous. Stay tuned for updates!
I worked on my Initially Yours H. I see a real pattern with these rugs. I like all my finished letters but the current one on the frame always seems to be my favourite. I am totally enthralled with the way this one is turning out. It’s velvetlike in person and although it takes a fairly nice picture it shines in the flesh. I stated in a previous blog that this wasn’t a preferred colour palette but it’s turning out to be very special.
I had to leave mid-way through the hook-in for an appointment with a window guy but I wasn’t gone long and had a pleasant afternoon of pulling loops and catching up on news.
I folded back the excess backing and placed all of the finished Initially Yours rugs on the table. Without sounding too full of myself, they’re fabulous. All the beautiful colour plans, so different yet so blendable. Colour doesn’t discriminate, it all gets along, happy to just be. After the H, I’ll only have five more to go, so close to the end of this wonderful journey. I might be lost when it’s over, suffer a bit of withdrawal. Maybe we could add a few more letters to the 26 to keep me going! Someone asked for an ampersand and yesterday it was mentioned that there should be a Mc. Mmmm!
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